The finishing of waterproof fabrics can usually be divided into airtight and breathable according to the breathability of the processed waterproof fabrics. The non-breathable finis…

There are two ways for Oxford cloth to have flame retardant properties. Generally, flame retardant fabrics are divided into two types: fiber flame retardant and post-finishing flam…

Intrinsically flame-retardant fabrics are also called permanent flame-retardant fabrics. Permanent flame-retardant fabrics are made of flame-retardant fibers. No matter how many ti…

Waterproof fabric is a functional fabric made of polymer waterproof and breathable materials as the main raw material and processed through certain processes. It has many advantage…

Oxford cloth originally originated in England and was named after Oxford University in England. Oxford cloth is what we usually call Oxford spinning. There are many types of this k…

The fabrics of raincoats usually include waterproof Oxford cloth, polyester, nylon (polyester), etc. The basic principle of waterproofing a raincoat is fabric + coating. While it i…

Permanent flame retardant fabrics are fabrics that are flame-resistant, that is, fabrics that can prevent the fabric from being ignited, inhibit the spread of flames, and are self-…

Generally speaking, Oxford cloth is thicker, very wear-resistant and durable, but relatively heavy, and is suitable for making large tents for driving camping or small groups. Poly…

Flame retardant fabrics can be widely used in the shipbuilding industry for ship frame structures and repairs; they can also be used in petrochemical companies where heat insulatio…