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Traditional triaxial fabrics are made by interweaving two sets of mutually perpendicular yarns on the same side. Triaxial fabric is a fabric made up of three yarns interwoven at a 60 degree angle in the same plane. Due to the special structure of three-axis fabric interwoven with three system yarns, it has good fabric structural stability and the same mechanical characteristics of all directional forces, which disperses the forces acting on the fabric on the three axes and greatly improves the load-bearing volume of the fabric. The performance indicators such as fracture strength, tear strength, and fracture strength of fabrics are higher than those of biaxial fabrics. Strength advantage, strong anti diagonal pulling ability, high flexibility, and good fatigue resistance.
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