#6030 Circular Knit WOVEN INTERLINING
Circular Knitted Fusible Interlining Fabric for Garment Manufacturing Stretchable Knit Interlining with Heat Adhesive Coating
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Vetting a water jet interlining supplier is mostly a documentation exercise: you need proof of base-fabric weight, glue weight, bonding behaviour and wash performance before a bulk commitment makes sense. This guide gives you the questions to ask, then anchors each answer to the published 10013 specification so water jet interlining wholesale buyers can compare candidate suppliers on exactly the same facts.
Work through these before a sample is cut. Each check gives you the question to put to a candidate, the document worth requesting in writing, and the reply that should end the conversation.
Article No.10013 is a water jet interlining built on a 60gsm 100% polyester base, laminated with 10gsm of 100% PA fusible glue for a 70gsm total. The construction is aimed at precise fabric reinforcement with consistent bonding in industrial apparel production, and the fusible PA coating is described as giving uniform adhesive distribution for bonding strength.
The figures below are the published article data. Quote them back to any supplier in your shortlist and ask how their offer compares.
The published data tells you what to test, not what your line will produce. Use the construction facts on the left to set up the validation questions on the right.
Article choice is a short decision once the garment area, shell fabric and wash program are fixed. Each pairing below ties a real production scenario to a published 10013 fact and to the check you should run before approving bulk.
Where a scenario falls outside the published data — an unusual wash recipe, a coated shell, a very light shade — treat the trial as the deciding step rather than the specification sheet.
70gsm total from a 60gsm base plus 10gsm PA glue gives a light hand with enough body for collar and cuff support.
Buyer decision: fuse a trial on the actual shell and check edge curl and show-through before approving bulk.
The article is listed for plackets, and the 100% PA coating is fusible, so bond strength is set by your line settings.
Buyer decision: confirm bonding at your own temperature, pressure and dwell rather than accepting a generic setting.
The page describes compatibility with lightweight and medium-weight woven and knit fabrics, which is where a 60gsm base is most useful.
Buyer decision: test the lightest shade you produce first and check for glue strike-through on the face.
Enzyme wash compatibility and a 40°C to 90°C tolerance are both stated for 10013 — a range, not a guarantee for your recipe.
Buyer decision: run your own wash recipe on a fused swatch and approve on that result.
Black is a listed colour alongside Off-White, Opt-White and the shade listed as “Yarm”, all at 60″ / 150cm.
Buyer decision: check glue bleed and shade match against your dark shell before committing a colour band.
The article is described for integration into automated fusion, cutting and bonding equipment.
Buyer decision: share your line settings with the supplier and ask for a bonding trial on that basis.
Five steps from fixed specification to shipping documents. Each step produces something you can file, which is what keeps a bulk interlining order from drifting.
Article 10013, 60″ / 150cm width, the colour you need, and whether the 70gsm total weight meets your shell requirement.
Send quantity, target garment area and wash programme with the article number, and state any width or colour adjustment you need.
Seal the swatch against article, colour and weight so the bulk comparison has a fixed reference point.
Trial the fused sample on your own shell at your fusing settings and through your highest wash temperature.
Lock the written schedule and the document list before the order leaves the quotation stage.
Article, width, colour, quantity and wash programme are enough to start. Include your fusing settings and target garment area and the reply can be specific rather than generic.
Keep adjacent product options together for a faster catalog comparison.
Circular Knitted Fusible Interlining Fabric for Garment Manufacturing Stretchable Knit Interlining with Heat Adhesive Coating
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water jet-Elastic interining manufactured for durable fabric support, available in of- white and dyed black Trust a reliable water jet interlining supplier delivering lightweight, strong bonding…
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water jet interining manufactured for durable fabric support, available in of- white and dyed black Trust a reliable water jet interlining supplier delivering lightweight, strong bonding solutions.
View product10013 is a water jet interlining built on a 60gsm 100% polyester base fabric, coated with 10gsm of 100% pa fusible glue for a 70gsm total weight. it is supplied at 60 inches / 150 cm width.
The product page lists 40°c, 60°c and 90°c wash tolerance together with enzyme wash compatibility. treat those as the stated range and confirm performance with a wash trial using your own recipe before approving bulk.
Off-white, black, opt-white and the colour listed on the page as “yarm”, all at 60 inches / 150 cm width. confirm current availability of the specific colour with the supplier before you place the order.
Collars, cuffs, plackets, jackets, dresses and trousers. the page describes compatibility with lightweight and medium-weight woven and knit fabrics, and integration with automated fusion, cutting and bonding equipment.
Send the article number, width, colour, order quantity, target garment area, fusing settings and wash programme through the request a quote route or the contact page. adjustments to width or colour can be discussed directly with the supplier.
Glue weight per lot, width and shade consistency, bonding on your own shell fabric, a wash trial at your highest process temperature, and a sealed approval sample that matches the production run.
