There Are Generally Two Weaving Methods For Warp Knitted Mesh Fabrics

There are generally two methods for weaving warp-knitted mesh fabrics: one is to use two sets of warp yarns (ground warp and skein warp), twist each other to form a shed, and interweave with the weft yarn (see leno organization). The warp warp is a special twisted heald (also called half heald) that is sometimes twisted on the left side of the ground warp. After one (or three, or five) weft insertions, it is twisted to the right side of the ground warp because of mutual twisting. The mesh-shaped small holes formed by the interweaving of skeins and weft yarns are stable in structure and are called leno; the other is the use of changes in the jacquard structure or the method of threading the reed. The fabric with small holes on the cloth surface, but the mesh structure is unstable and easy to move, so it is also called fake leno cultural shirt.