The product features are:

Process: Coating
Material: PVC
Weight: Customizable
Supply type: Supports customization
Temperature: Resistant to high temperature/freezing
Application: Widely used in truck covering, ships and so on
Color: Black/blue/customizable
Product advantages: environmental protection, no odor/waterproof/high temperature resistance/aging resistance/folding/easy storage/thickening, wear resistance/freezing resistance

Because each targeted use has different needs, choosing the right industrial fabric for your intended usage might be challenging. Thankfully, there are a number of choices available, each with unique advantages and disadvantages. Some textiles are naturally fire-resistant, while others have strong abrasion resistance; some are quite durable, while others are flexible. These innate characteristics might make a fabric appropriate for the unique requirements of the maritime industry, but not for the aerospace industry.

Only PVC vinyl fabrics, out of all the industrial fabrics on the market, can have many of these qualities, which makes them appropriate for a far wider range of applications than other fabric choices. Synthetic technical textiles known as PVC vinyl are engineered for usage in a wide range of applications, such as commercial and military tents, space vehicles, awnings, fire-resistant apparel, and sports gear.

Because of their exceptional strength, resilience, and flexibility—which renders them incredibly resistant to wear and distortion—these fabrics are highly prized. Furthermore, a lot of producers favor PVC materials because of their lifespan, adaptability, resistance to chemicals and water, and ease of use. These fabrics have the advantage of requiring less energy to produce than conventional industrial fabrics. This feature adds to their cost-effectiveness by enabling producers to make premium products at a reduced price. PVC vinyl fabrics are noted for their resilience and contain halogens, such as fluorine and chlorine, which give them an amorphous structure. Flexible PVC can withstand stresses like flame, chemicals, and oil because of its chemical stability.