OilRepellent.
Oil repellency refers to the resistance of a textile surface to wetting by liquid oil droplets. The commonly used testing standard is AATCC-118. The oil repellency level is 8 levels higher and 0 levels worse. After Texnology? oil-repellent finishing, the fabric’s oil-repellent effect reaches level 6 or above and is resistant to washing 10-30 times.
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