Inflatable tents, inflatable boats, inflatable pools, inflatable castles, inflatable fencing… the core material of these products is almost always PVC coated fabric. Why can't inflatable products do without it? The most critical requirements for inflatable products are: airtightness, high strength, Read More

What is yarn count? Why is it important?Yarn count is an indicator of yarn thickness; a higher number indicates finer yarn. For example, 40-count yarn is finer and softer than 20-count yarn. In fabric production, yarn count directly affects the thickness, feel, and functionality of the finished prod Read More

Causes of Greasy Surfaces on PVC Coated FabricsPVC (polyvinyl chloride) coated fabrics require the addition of a large amount of plasticizers (such as phthalates) during the manufacturing process to enhance flexibility. However, after high-temperature processing or prolonged use, plasticizers easily Read More

Why do PVC coated fabrics feel greasy? PVC (polyvinyl chloride) coated fabrics are functional materials made by uniformly coating a PVC resin onto a fabric base. Their greasy feel is mainly related to the following factors: 1. Plasticizer MigrationPVC material itself is relatively rigid, requiring t Read More

Calendering Process Calendering is a fundamental process in PVC fabric production. It involves mixing PVC resin with additives under high temperature and pressure, extending the mixture into a thin film, and then laminating it with a base fabric to form a composite material. 1. Process FlowFormula Read More

Basic Classification of Inflatable PVC FabricsInflatable PVC fabric is a functional material made by combining polyvinyl chloride (PVC) as the core material with a base fabric through a special process. Its classification is mainly based on structural design and processing technology. The following Read More