GB/T 22970-2010 Textile fabric coding chemical fiber part GB/T22970-2010 standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net
This standard specifies the principles, methods, code structure, application and maintenance of textile fabric coding, and gives the code table of textile fabric chemical fiber part. This standard applies to the production, management, sales, logistics of textile fabrics and information processing and information exchange related to e-commerce.
This standard is proposed by China Article Coding Center.
This standard is under the jurisdiction of the National Article Coding Standardization Technical Committee (SAC/TC287).
This standard was drafted by: Wujiang Silk City Shengze E-commerce Information Co., Ltd., China Textile Information Center, China Article Coding Center, Donghua University.
The main drafters of this standard are: Yan Youming, Dong Xiaowen, Shi Bin, Qian Jingfang, Cheng Longdi, Fu Guangwei, Li Ruiping, Huang Yanbin, Li Sucai, Zhang Cao, Han Shuwen.
The following documents are essential for the application of this document. For any referenced document with a date, only the version with the date applies to this document. For any referenced document without a date, the latest version (including all amendments) applies to this document.
GB/T3291.1 Textiles - Textile materials - Properties and test terms - Part 1: Fibres and yarns
GB/T4146.1 Textiles - Man-made fibres - Part 1: Generic names (ISO2027)
GB/T5708-2001 Textiles - Knitted fabrics - Terminology (ISO8388:1998)
GB/T5709-1997 Textiles - Nonwovens - Terminology (ISO9092:1988)
GB/T7027 Basic principles and methods of information classification and coding
GB/T8683-2009 Textiles - General terms and definitions of basic structures for woven fabrics (ISO3572:1976)
GB/T10113 General terms for classification and coding

ICS35.040
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
GB/T22970—2010
Textile fabrics coding--Parts of chemical Issued on August 9, 2010
General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China Standardization Administration of China
Implementation on December 1, 2010
Normative references
Terms and definitions
Coding principles and methods
Coding principles
Coding methods
Code structure
Structural framework
Name code
Attribute code
Textile fabric and chemical fiber part code table
Textile fabric name code
Textile fabric attribute code
Application of textile fabric coding·
Combined use
Space for attribute code Lack
Addition of attribute codes
Examples of textile fabric coding application
Maintenance of textile fabric coding..
Registration of textile fabric name codes
Release of textile fabric name codes
Maintenance of textile fabric name codes.
Appendix A (Informative Appendix)
A.1 Example of woven fabric coding
A.2 Example of knitted fabric coding
Example of textile fabric coding
A.3 Example of nonwoven fabric coding
Appendix B (Normative Appendix)
Registration of textile fabric name codes
GB/T22970—2010
This standard is proposed by China Article Coding Center. Former
This standard is under the jurisdiction of the National Article Coding Standardization Technical Committee (SAC/TC287). GB/T229702010
The drafting units of this standard are: Wujiang Silk City Shengze E-commerce Information Co., Ltd., China Textile Information Center, China Article Coding Center, Donghua University.
The main drafters of this standard are: Yan Youming, Dong Xiaowen, Shi Bin, Qian Jingfang, Cheng Longdi, Fu Guangwei, Li Ruiping, Huang Yanbin, Li Sucai, Zhang Cao, Han Shuwen.
1 Scope
Textile fabric coding
Chemical fiber part
GB/T22970—2010
This standard specifies the principles, methods, code structure, application and maintenance of textile fabric coding, and gives the code table of textile fabric chemical fiber part.
This standard applies to the production, management, sales, logistics of textile fabrics and information processing and information exchange related to e-commerce. Normative reference documents
The following documents are indispensable for the application of this document. For any dated referenced document, only the dated version applies to this document. For any undated referenced document, the latest version (including all amendments) applies to this document. GB/T3291.1 Textiles - Textile material properties and test terms - Part 1: Fibres and yarns GB/T4146.1 Textiles - Man-made fibres - Part 1: Generic names (ISO2027) GB/T5708—2001 Textiles - Knitted fabrics - Terminology (ISO8388:1998) GB/T57091997 Textiles - Nonwovens - Terminology (ISO9092:1988) GB/T7027 Basic principles and methods for information classification and coding G B/T8683--2009
Textile woven fabrics
Definitions of general terms and basic organization (ISO3572:1976): General terms for classification and coding
GB/T10113
3 Terms and definitions
GB/T3291.1, GB/T4146.1, GB/T5708-2001, GB/T5709-1997, GB/T8683-2009, GB/T10113 and the following terms and definitions apply to this document. For ease of use, some terms and definitions in GB/T5708-2001, GB/T5709-1997 and GB/T8683--2009 are repeated below. 3.1
Textile fabrics
A collection of sheets (or sheets after unfolding) composed of fibers, yarns, or fibers and yarns in a certain pattern. According to the different knotting and processing principles, textile fabrics can be divided into woven fabrics, knitted fabrics, non-woven fabrics and other textile fabrics. According to the different raw materials used, textile fabrics can be divided into cotton textile fabrics, wool textile fabrics, linen textile fabrics, silk textile fabrics, chemical fiber textile fabrics, etc. 3.2
woven fabrics
Woven fabrics
Usually, a group of warp yarns and a group of weft yarns are perpendicular to each other, interwoven on a loom according to a certain pattern. [GB/T8683-2009, definition 2.1]
Knitted fabrics
A general term for a type of fabric formed by at least one group of yarn systems forming loops and being interlaced with each other. [GB/T5708—2001, definition 2.1]
Nonwoven
5nonwoven
Sheets, webs or batts made by directional or random fibers being bonded together by friction, cohesion or adhesion or a combination of these methods. Paper, woven fabrics, knitted fabrics, tufted fabrics, stitched fabrics with stitched yarns and wet-felt felt products are not included. GB/T22970—2010
The fibers used can be natural fibers or chemical fibers; they can be short fibers, filaments or fibrous materials formed on the spot. Note 1: The difference between wet-laid nonwoven fabrics and wet-laid papermaking is that nonwoven fabrics should meet one of the following conditions: a) The fibers with an aspect ratio greater than 300 (excluding chemically cooked plant fibers) account for more than 50% of the total mass; b) The fibers with an aspect ratio greater than 300 (excluding chemically cooked plant fibers) account for only more than 30% of the total mass, but their density is less than 0.40g/cm2.
Note 2: Viscose fibers are not chemically cooked plant fibers. [GB/T5709-1997, definition 2.3.1]
chemical fabrics
Chemical fiber textile fabrics
Textile fabrics with chemical fibers as the main raw material. 3.6
textilefabricsappellation
textile fabric name
in the textile industry, the only and universal standard name for textile fabrics. 3.7
textilefabricscharacteristicstextilefabricscharacteristics represents the basic and main characteristics of textile fabrics. 3.8
series alignment-sequencecode divides the sequence code into several series (groups) and corresponds to the series (groups) of the coded objects, and assigns a certain sequence code to each series (group) of the coded objects.
characteristic combination codecharacteristicscomhinationai code is a code composed of the basic code segments representing the characteristics of things or concepts in a certain order. 4 Coding principles and methods
4.1 Coding principles
textile fabric coding should comply with the requirements of GB/T7027; it should be unique, reasonable, extensible, concise, applicable and standardized.
4.2 Coding method
Textile fabric coding adopts a fully digital composite code, which is composed of a name code and an attribute code. 4.2.1
Textile fabric name code adopts a 5-digit series petal sequence code N, N2NN, Ns: N is used to distinguish the types of textile fabrics. According to different structures and processing principles, fabrics are coded by series; a)
NzNsN,Ns is a sequence code, arranged in ascending order, starting from "0001" and up to "9999". The attribute code of textile fabrics uses a 12-digit feature combination code XX12 to select basic attributes of fabrics that can be measured and verified. The number of digits and the order of arrangement of the attribute code are fixed: b)
The number of digits of the attribute code is set according to the capacity of the attribute value, and a certain margin is left; the order of arrangement of the attribute code is set according to the process sequence from fiber (yarn), or fiber and yarn formation to textile fabrics;
The attribute value code is set from The code starts with the effective number "1", "01", and ends with "9", "99"; c) The attribute value code is "0", "00", which acts as a filler; the attribute value code is "9", "99" to indicate the containment class. 5 Code structure
5.1 Structure framework
GB/T22970—2010
The textile fabric code consists of 17 digits, of which 5 are the fabric name code and 12 are the fabric attribute code. The schematic diagram of the textile fabric code structure framework is shown in Figure 1,
N, N, N, N, Ns - X; XX, X, Xs Xg XX, X, Xie XX Textile fabric name code
Textile fabric attribute code
Note: The connector (-) is used to separate the name code and the attribute code for manual reading and is not represented in the database. Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the textile fabric code structure framework 5.2
Name code
The textile fabric name code is represented by N, N, NN, Ns, where NNNNs are encoded in sequence. See Figure 2 for a schematic diagram of the textile fabric name code structure.
N Na Ne Ne Ns
Textile fabric types
Sequence code
Structural diagram of textile fabric name code
5.3 Attribute code
Textile fabric attribute code is represented by XXXX, XXX, XX, XX, Xn. The structural diagram of woven fabric attribute code is shown in Figure 3. XX2
Main raw materials
Fiber characteristics
Yarn characteristics
Color characteristics
Interweaving method
Fabric structure
Dyeing and finishing
Figure 3 Schematic diagram of woven fabric attribute code structure
The structural diagram of knitted fabric attribute code is shown in Figure 4. Main raw materials
Fiber characteristics
Yarn characteristics
Color characteristics
Interweaving method
Fabric structure
Dyeing and finishing
Note: X is padded with "0".
Figure 4 Schematic diagram of the property code structure of knitted fabrics
The schematic diagram of the property code structure of nonwoven fabrics is shown in Figure 5. X, Xn
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Main raw materials
Fiber characteristics
Web formation method
Fiber web entanglement method
Composite structure
Dyeing and finishing
Textile fabric chemical fiber part code table
Textile fabric name code
6.1.1N,--Textile fabric types
Textile fabric types code table is shown in Table 1.
Woven fabrics
Knitted fabrics
Nonwoven fabrics
Other textile fabrics
N, N,N, N,Ns --
Schematic diagram of the property code structure of nonwoven fabrics
woven fabrics
knitted fabrics
nonwoven
other textile fabrics
1. Textile fabric name code
The name code table of chemical fiber part of textile fabrics is shown in Table 2. .. .
X，Xm
Products that cannot be classified into the established series categories are included in this category Table 2N,N,NNN
lightweight spinning
polyester pongee
nylon spinning
nylon taslon
nylon taslon knee
cancer skin velvet
peach skin velvet
washed velvet
oxford
polyester taffeta
poly trilobal
polyester pongee
nylon taffeta
polyester taslon
nylon taslon
micro fabrics
peach skin
chiffon
oxford fabrics
Also known as polyester taffeta
Also known as nylon spinning
Also known as nylon taslon
Also known as georgette, georgette, georgette
Cationic fabrics
Bamboo Lian
Jin Lacquer Spinning
Shun Fiber
Corduroy
Nylon-cotton fabrics
Polyester-nylon-cotton fabrics
Cotton-nylon fabrics
Polyester-cotton fabrics
Metallic wire fabrics
Conductive, antistatic cloth
European grain yarn
Gao Sibao
Long plush
Jindi velvet
Suiting
Bleached jersey
Burned silk-wool jersey
Printed jersey
High elastic jersey
Rayon elastic jersey
Ribbed knitted fabric
Double ribbed knitted fabric
Jacquard ribbed fabric
Compound ribbed fabric
Pointed ribbed fabric
Milanese ribbed fabric
Warp knitted net
Warp knitted hexagonal mesh
Twill warp knitted fabric
Double-sided warp knitted fabric
Pile fabric
Table 2 (continued)
cation fabrics | t||koshibo crepon
nylon plush
velvet brocade
suit crepon
bleached single jersey
singed and mercerized single jerseyprinted single jersey
high-elastic single jersey
rayon stretch single jersey
rib fabrics
interlock fabrics
jacquard rib fabries
combined rib fabrics
double pique rib fabrics
Milano rib fabries
warp knitted eyelet fabrics
warp knitted tulle net fabricswarp knitted twill iabrics
warp kntted doublesided fabricesthick raised knitted fabricsGB/T22970—2010
Originally a cationic dye-dyeable fiber fabric also known as sardine and five-piece satin
Also known as Cogan yarn and Ou Hu yarn
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Single-sided terry cloth
Artificial fur knitted fabric
Concave and convex mesh cotton interlock
Truncate tissue knitted fabric||tt| |Warp knitted terry fabric
Warp knitted pile fabric
Wick knitted fabric
Microfiber synthetic leather
Hot-melt village
Damaged deerskin nonwoven fabric
Synthetic upper leather
Stitched imitation beech
Damaged velvet
Textile fabric attribute code
Woven fabric attribute value code table
6.2.1.1X,xzMain raw materials
Table 2 (continued)
single terry fabrics
fake fur knitted fabries
double pique interlock fabricseyelet knitted fabricsbzxZ.net
warp knitted terry fabrics
warp knitted napped fabries
corded knitted fabrics
microfibre synthetic leatherfusible interlining
suede non-woven fabries
synthetic leather
stitch-bonded goat fur
velvet fabries
The raw materials that usually account for more than 50% are the main raw materials of textile fabrics. When the proportion of raw materials used is less than 50%, the raw material with a larger proportion is the main raw material; when the proportion of raw materials is the same, the raw material that affects the characteristics or performance of textile fabrics is the main raw material; when the proportion of raw materials is small, but can directly affect the characteristics or performance of textile fabrics, the raw material is the main raw material of the fabric. When the proportion of multiple chemical fibers in the raw materials is the same, the description is that the synthetic fiber is in front and the artificial fiber is in the back. The main raw material code table is shown in Table 3.
cotton fiber
hemp fiber
bamboo (original) fiber
polyketone fiber
shortamide fiber
polyamide fiber
cotton
flax fiber
bamboo fibre
cashmere
polyetster
polyamide
aramid
also known as polyester
also known as nylon, nylon, nylon
also known as aramid
polyacrylonitrile fiber
polyvinyl alcohol fiber
polyethylene fiber
polypropylene fiber
polyvinyl chloride fiber
polytetrafluoroethylene fiber
polyurethane fiber
viscose filament fiber
viscose staple fiber
Shangqianggao Mould plate regenerated fiber rope fiber
copper nitrogen fiber
acetate fiber
metal fiber
carbon fiber
silicate fiber
glass fiber
regenerated protein fiber
lyocell fiber
other main raw materials
fiber characteristics
acrylic
vinylal
Table 3 (continued)
polyethylene
polypropylene
PVCfibre
PTFE fiber
elastane
viscose filament
viscose staple
high strength and high
modulus viscose fiber
acetate fiber
metal fiber
carbon fiber
silicate fiber
glass fiber
regenerated protein fiber||tt ||lyocell
other major raw Materials
Also called nylon
Also called vinylon
Also called vinylon
Also called ethylene
Also called chlorinated nylon
Also called fluorinated nylon
Also called nitrogen nylon
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Including modal, high-strength fiber, Tencel Fibers obtained from metals, including gold wire, silver wire, steel wire, stainless steel wire
Cellulose fiber obtained by organic solvent spinning process
Fiber characteristics refer to the main raw materials of textile fabrics that are processed in a special way to form a special form or functionality. See Table 4 for the fiber characteristics code table.
Pre-oriented filament yarn (POY)
Fully drawn filament yarn (FDY)
Draw textured filament yarn (DTY)
False twist textured yarn
Colored fiber
pre-oriented filament yarn
fully drawn filament yern
drawing textured filament yarnfalse twist textured filament yarncolored Fibre
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Elastic fibre
Air-textured yarn (ATY)
Blended fibre
Specialised fibre
Direct-spun microfibre
Ice-island microfibre
Cationic fibre
Polyester-nylon composite yarn
Polyester-polyester composite yarn
High-absorption fibre
Easy-dyeing fibre
Moisture-wicking fibre
Water-absorbent fibre
Antistatic and conductive fibre
Flammable fibre
Anti-ultraviolet fibre
Antibacterial fibre
Fluorine-resistant fibre
Other fibre characteristics
Yarn characteristics
Table 4 (continued)
elastic fibre
air-textured yarn
blended fibre
profiled fibre
microfibre in direct spinning methodsea-island superline fibre
cation-dyeable fibre
polyester/polyamide composite fibrepolyester/polyester composite fibrehigh-shrinkage fibre
easily dyed fibres
wicking fibre
superabsorbent fibre
anti-static and conductive fibreflame-retardant fibre
UV proof fibre
anti-bacterial fibre
chlorine-resistant fibre
other eharacteristics of raw materialsYarn characteristics refer to the color characteristics of the main raw materials of textile fabrics. The code table is shown in Table 5. Table 5XX
Staple staple yarn
Non-pickup filament
Pickup filament
Fancy yarn
Spun yarn with staple libre
Spun yarn with filament
Plied yarn with filament
Spun yarn with staple libre
Filament yarn
Filarnent twisted yarn
fancy yarn
plied yarn combined with spun yarn-
plied yarn cotmbined with spun and filament yarnplied yarn combined with spun and fancy yarncombined
plied yarn
fancy yarn
filamentyarn
including any yarn spun
from short staple fibers
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