2013Advanced materials researchRequires access

Development of Knitted Protective Socks

Xiu Li Xia

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Abstract

Focused on the waterproof and breathable dual function for knitting protection socks, The methods and means have been developed for the socks special purposes application in the sock fabric knitting, forming socks and the use of a special coating technology etc. It have been guaranteed every performance of protecting socks to achieves the instructions for use.

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Focused on the waterproof and breathable dual function for knitting protection socks, The methods and means have been developed for the socks special purposes application in the sock fabric knitting, forming socks and the use of a special coating technology etc. It have been guaranteed every performance of protecting socks to achieves the instructions for use.

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Focused on the waterproof and breathable dual function for knitting protection socks, The methods and means have been developed for the socks special purposes application in the sock fabric knitting, forming socks and the use of a special coating technology etc. It have been guaranteed every performance of protecting socks to achieves the instructions for use.

Key concepts: SOCKS, Coating, Materials science, Composite material

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