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Assessment and Verification of the Functionality of New, Multi‑Component, Camouflage Materials

Research and development

Authors:

• Fortuniak Krystyna
  Institute of Security Technology MORATEX, Łódź, Poland
• Redlich Grażyna (j/w)
• Obersztyn Ewa (j/w)
• Olejnik Magdalena (j/w)
• Bartczak Agnieszka (j/w)
• Król Izabella (j/w)

Full text

Abstract: The article presents new textile structures (woven and knitted fabrics) featuring camouflage properties in visible (VIS) and near infra-red (IR) radiation bands. The textiles were designed and made for masking individuals and their personal equipment. Their design, diversified by applied yarns, weaves and way of distribution of metalised yarns on the surface of fabrics is discussed. Levels of the resulting physical, mechanical and functional parameters of woven and knitted fabrics are presented, both raw and after finishing treatment.

Tags:

woven fabric, knitted fabric, camouflage fabrics, VIS range, IR range.

Citation:

Fortuniak K, Redlich G, Obersztyn E, Olejnik M, Bartczak A, Król I. Assessment and Verification of the Functionality of New, Multi‑Component, Camouflage Materials. FIBRES & TEXTILES in Eastern Europe 2013; 21, 5(101): 73-79.

Published in issue no 5 (101) / 2013, pages 73–79.