What is PVC-Coated Fabric? Before delving into the differences between cold and hot lamination processes, we first need to understand PVC-coated fabric. PVC (polyvinyl chloride)-coated fabric is a composite material made by coating a base fabric (such as polyester, nylon, or cotton) with PVC resin.

PVC-coated fabric boasts excellent water resistance, abrasion resistance, and durability. However, many people may not realize that these excellent properties are largely due to its underlying woven structure—the base fabric. Why is the base fabric so important? The base fabric, as the name suggests

In modern industry, PVC-coated fabrics are widely used in waterproofing membranes, tarpaulins, inflatable products, and other applications due to their excellent durability, water resistance, and cost-effectiveness. Can this material be effectively joined through welding? The answer is yes! The weld

Different materials imbue architecture with diverse charm. From the massive domes of stadiums and the sunshades of transportation hubs to delicate garden pergolas, the core material of these structures is a PVC-coated fabric, also known as tensile membrane. Tensile membranes, with their graceful cur

IntroductionWe all encounter PVC fabric in everyday life and industrial manufacturing. But between lamination and coating, which is softer and feels better? Today, we'll examine this question in detail. Understanding PVC Coated and Laminated Fabrics PVC coated fabrics are made by applying a layer of

Introduction In recent years, with the rise of outdoor sports, camping has become a preferred leisure and recreational activity for many people. As a key material in camping equipment, PVC fabric is playing an increasingly important role. Whether in tents, moisture-proof mats, or other outdoor gear,