Flame-retardant Fabric News

Fireproof Oxford cloth is not what everyone knows The cloth we are talking about does not catch fire. After being treated with a special process, it can prevent the spread of burni…

The difference between Oxford cloth 150D and 210D What? The difference between Oxford cloth 150D and 210D is not very big, but the difference in yarn thickness between 150D and 210…

Flame retardant fireproof cloth is also known as Fiberglass rubberized cloth is a fireproof cloth obtained by mechanically coating high-temperature glue on the surface of fiberglas…

600Dpvc Oxford cloth is coated with a unique process It is made of cladding and is resistant to twisting, softness, and compressive strength; it is waterproof, moisture-proof, flam…

1680D double-ply plain Oxford cloth It is made of double-ply raw materials and a plain weave structure interwoven on a water-jet loom. The gray fabric is then processed through rel…

300D Oxford cloth fire-proof fabric. 300D Oxford cloth itself is not fire-proof. Flame retardant is added in the post-processing to achieve fire-proof effect. It is resistant to hi…

PVC Oxford cloth is outdoor functional One of the most commonly used fabrics, it has strong anti-fouling ability. If it is stained with dirt, it can be wiped off and it can be kept…

Polyester cloth is a type of synthetic fiber. Its key characteristics are: high impact strength and good elasticity , good heat resistance, water absorption capacity, abrasion resi…

Waterproof Oxford Cloth in a Nutshell A post-processing process is added to the gray fabric to make the Oxford cloth waterproof. The key functions of waterproof Oxford fabric are: …