The principle of mesh effect: the unclosed hanging arc in the interleaved single needle and single row loop tries to straighten and transfer some yarn segments to the connected coil to make the coil bigger and rounder, so as to form the interleaved honeycomb mesh (non through hole) on the reverse side of the fabric, and the reverse side of the fabric is the effect surface. Single stitch double row or single stitch multi row looping is used to form uneven mesh fabric.
The more suspended loops, the more obvious the concave convex effect and the larger the mesh. Single bead floor mesh fabric double bead floor fabric: due to two consecutive loops, the honeycomb mesh on the reverse side is more obvious than single bead floor, and the thickness and width of the fabric are also increased. Changing bead ground mesh fabric: Based on the single stitch single row looping, the horizontal row of flat needle coils is added alternately, and the mesh effect on the reverse side of the fabric is not as good as that on the double bead ground fabric. Through needle selection, some stitches in a looping system do not insert yarn, but the looping of large mesh fabric is normal.
There are some places in the fabric that cause the interruption of the longitudinal line of the coil. The crimping of the fabric produces a large mesh at the interruption of the longitudinal line of the coil, which is related to the number of stitches that are taken off continuously. The common fabrics of Pearl ground mesh are cotton, cotton polyester blend, modal, bamboo fiber, etc. The use of coil and set coil hanging arc staggered configuration, forming mesh, also known as bead fabric. According to the way that the number of hanging arcs of the flat needle coil and the collecting coil is equal or different, but similar, alternate checkers configuration is used to form a variety of bead ground organization.
On the basis of rib, gather ring and floating line are woven to form rhombic concave convex mesh effect. The honeycomb mesh can be formed on the surface of the fabric by the combination of rib weave and gathered loop weave. As the back of the fabric presents a quadrangle shape, it is common in the industry to call it quadrangle mesh. There is also a common double bead mesh. Due to the hexagonal shape on the back of the fabric, it is commonly called hexagonal mesh in the industry.