X-PAC Fabric Technical Report | Tear Strength, Tensile Strength & Martindale Test
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Introduction
Material selection should be based on measurable performance data.
This report outlines the key physical properties of X-PAC fabric and their practical implications for bags and workwear.
Test Results
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Tear Strength:
Warp: 153N
Weft: 133N -
Tensile Strength:
Warp: 300N
Weft: 300N -
Abrasion Resistance (Martindale):
40,000 cycles — no yarn breakage
Performance Interpretation
Tear Strength
Values above 100N indicate strong resistance to tearing and help prevent small damage from expanding.
Tensile Strength
At 300N, the fabric performs reliably under load, making it suitable for structural components.
Abrasion Resistance
40,000 cycles places this fabric in a high durability category, suitable for repeated friction areas such as:
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bag bottoms
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straps
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workwear reinforcement zones
Engineering Recommendations
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Use in high-stress areas to extend product lifespan
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Combine with reinforced stitching for load-bearing seams
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Apply seam sealing for enhanced waterproof performance
Commercial Value
Using X-PAC fabric helps reduce:
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product failure rates
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after-sales issues
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long-term replacement costs
At the same time, it supports premium product positioning in both bag and workwear markets.
Conclusion
With proven data in tear strength, tensile strength, and abrasion resistance, X-PAC fabric is a reliable material choice for high-end bags and technical workwear.