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PCI Utah Nail Exam 1 Practice
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Which wrap fabric is considered the strongest?
Linen
Silk
Fiberglass
Nylon
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Linen
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The strongest wrap fabric is linen. Its long flax fibers give high tensile strength and excellent tear resistance, especially when embedded in resin to create a dense, durable wrap. This makes linen tougher under bending and everyday use compared with silk (which is lighter and less sturdy), nylon (which can stretch and deform), and fiberglass (which can be strong but may trap edges or crack if not applied precisely). In practical wrap work, the natural robustness of linen's fiber network often translates to greater durability.
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