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[Sefar, Switzerland] A lightweight, open-weave fabric made with very fine [[polyester%20fiber|polyester]] filaments. Tetex TR is used to provide backing for fragile textiles. It is also used as a protective covering fabric. The sheer fabric is sold as a replacement for the [[Stabiltex|Stabiltex]] fabric discontinued in 2004. Tetex TR was then discontinued in 2009. According to internet searches, Test Fabrics considered having special runs made, but it is currently not listed for sale. | [Sefar, Switzerland] A lightweight, open-weave fabric made with very fine [[polyester%20fiber|polyester]] filaments. Tetex TR is used to provide backing for fragile textiles. It is also used as a protective covering fabric. The sheer fabric is sold as a replacement for the [[Stabiltex|Stabiltex]] fabric discontinued in 2004. Tetex TR was then discontinued in 2009. According to internet searches, Test Fabrics considered having special runs made, but it is currently not listed for sale. | ||
− | == | + | == Physical and Chemical Properties == |
− | Weight = 13 g per square meter | + | * Weight = 13 g per square meter |
+ | * Thickness = 85 microns | ||
+ | * Available in 25 m rolls | ||
− | + | ==Resources and Citations== | |
− | + | * Sefar: [https://www.sefar.us/ Website] | |
− | + | * Renee Dancause, 'Overlay with a Difference" Strong Support-Thread Edge Finish for Tetex TR', JAIC 41(1), 2002. | |
− | + | * Karin von Lerber, Contributed information, Jan. 2005 | |
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Latest revision as of 11:49, 8 June 2022
Description
[Sefar, Switzerland] A lightweight, open-weave fabric made with very fine polyester filaments. Tetex TR is used to provide backing for fragile textiles. It is also used as a protective covering fabric. The sheer fabric is sold as a replacement for the Stabiltex fabric discontinued in 2004. Tetex TR was then discontinued in 2009. According to internet searches, Test Fabrics considered having special runs made, but it is currently not listed for sale.
Physical and Chemical Properties
- Weight = 13 g per square meter
- Thickness = 85 microns
- Available in 25 m rolls
Resources and Citations
- Sefar: Website
- Renee Dancause, 'Overlay with a Difference" Strong Support-Thread Edge Finish for Tetex TR', JAIC 41(1), 2002.
- Karin von Lerber, Contributed information, Jan. 2005