engineered textiles
[/ˌɛndʒɪˈnɪrd ˈtɛkstaɪlz/]
nounpl: engineered textiles
têxteis de engenharia / têxteis projetados
1. Fabrics and materials specifically designed and manufactured with enhanced properties through scientific and technological processes to meet specific performance requirements
Engineered textiles are used in aerospace applications to withstand extreme temperatures and pressures.
Os têxteis de engenharia são utilizados em aplicações aeroespaciais para resistir a temperaturas e pressões extremas.
2. Synthetic or composite fabrics created through advanced manufacturing techniques to provide superior durability, strength, water resistance, or other specialized characteristics
The hiking gear was made from engineered textiles that provide both breathability and waterproofing.
O equipamento de trilha era feito de têxteis projetados que proporcionam respirabilidade e impermeabilização.
3. Technical fabrics developed for industrial, medical, or specialized commercial applications rather than traditional fashion purposes
Engineered textiles in the medical field include antimicrobial fabrics for surgical gowns.
Os têxteis de engenharia no campo médico incluem tecidos antimicrobianos para aventais cirúrgicos.
Engineered textiles represent a significant sector in both Brazilian and American industrial and technological innovation. In Brazil, this industry is growing in the São Paulo region, which is a major textile hub. In the USA, engineered textiles are critical to aerospace, military, and medical industries. The term emphasizes the scientific and technological advancement in textile manufacturing, moving away from traditional fabric production toward specialized, performance-driven applications.
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