Introduction
Diamond-pattern fabric PVC is a durable, waterproof material with a raised diamond-shaped pattern on its surface. This pattern enhances grip and increases the fabric's strength by distributing pressure more evenly. Made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC), the material is highly resistant to water and typically includes UV stabilizers and plasticizers to maintain flexibility and prevent degradation from exposure to sunlight. The diamond pattern also improves abrasion resistance, extending the fabric's lifespan while maintaining its waterproof qualities.
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Product description |
Diamond-pattern-fabric-pvc-durable-waterproof |
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Use |
Raincoa,Umbrella,Tents,Luggage,Ice bag,Curtain,Apron,Table cover,etc |
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Width |
1.5m |
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Package way |
Polybag+Woven bag |
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Delivery time |
25-30days |
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Payment term |
30% deposit before production,70% balance before shipment.or L/C 30days |
Faetures
Waterproof
Made from high-quality polyvinyl chloride (PVC), this fabric is naturally waterproof. It effectively repels water, with a resistance rating often exceeding 10,000 mm H₂O. This ensures that items remain dry even in heavy rain or wet conditions. As a result, it is ideal for applications such as raincoats, tarps, and outdoor covers.
UV Resistance
PVC fabric is treated with UV stabilizers, such as UV absorbers or hindered amine light stabilizers (HALS), to prevent degradation from prolonged sun exposure. These treatments help preserve the fabric's integrity and color, with UV protection ratings often reaching UPF 50+.
Flexibility and Comfort
The PVC formulation contains plasticizers that ensure flexibility, even at temperatures as low as -20°C (-4°F). This keeps the fabric pliable and easy to handle.
Enhanced Grip and Texture
The raised diamond pattern on the surface enhances both the aesthetic appeal and the grip. It increases surface friction, providing up to 50% more traction than smooth PVC. This makes it an excellent choice for applications such as upholstery, mats, and protective covers. Because these applications have higher requirements for stability and security.
Material
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC): PVC is the primary base material, valued for its durability, waterproof properties, and resistance to environmental factors. As a thermoplastic polymer, it can be heated, molded, and shaped, forming the foundation of the fabric's waterproof and weather-resistant qualities.
Plasticizers: Additives like dioctyl phthalate (DOP) or diisononyl phthalate (DINP) are mixed with PVC to enhance flexibility and pliability. These plasticizers keep the fabric soft and easy to handle, even in low temperatures, while maintaining its durability.
UV Stabilizers: UV stabilizers, such as hindered amine light stabilizers (HALS) and UV absorbers, are added to protect the fabric from sun damage. They absorb harmful UV rays and neutralize free radicals, preventing the material from becoming brittle, yellowed, or weakened over time.
Calcium-Zinc or Tin Stabilizers: Non-toxic stabilizers like calcium-zinc or tin are included in PVC to prevent thermal degradation during processing. They help preserve the material's strength, making it ideal for outdoor applications where the fabric is exposed to extreme temperatures and environmental conditions.
FAQs
How long does PVC fabric last?
Allsite's PVC fabric roofs are designed to last 20 to 30 years, with easily replaceable panels when needed. The aluminum frame is non-corrosive and has an indefinite lifespan, further extending the life of the structure.
Is PVC clothing waterproof?
PVC clothing is a highly resistant material and waterproof. PVC can be produced in bright colors (black, red, white, blue, orange, pink, silver, striped, etc.), adding visual appeal to the physical sensations produced by wearing the material.
Is PVC more durable than leather?
PVC's multi-layer structure and lack of pores, as compared to PU leather, makes the material more durable than PU leather. This is why PVC leather is mostly used in upholstery and footwear. Utilising PVC leather could result in additional product lifetime as well.
Is PVC a fake leather?
PVC Leather is type of artificial/synthetic leather with Polyvinyl Chloride and polyester base fabric. PVC leather do not come from animal skins, it sometimes simply called vinyl, is made out of fabric leather backing, topped with a foam layer / embossed skin layer and then a plastic based surface coating.
Can PVC fabric be washed?
Try not to expose the PVC-coating to excessive sunlight (UV-radiation). Washing (95°C) must be done with neutral detergents; softening agents are not allowed. Undyed fabrics may be washed following the ISO 6330 norm, part 9A and dyed fabrics following the ISO 6330 norm, part 3A.
Does PVC fabric crack?
The chemical reaction between the alkaline substance and the PVC causes the plasticizer to extract itself from the vinyl, therefore making it brittle and stiff. This can very quickly cause the PVC product to harden, crack and subsequently delaminate.
Does PVC become brittle over time?
PVC pipes can fail prematurely if not properly installed, leading to costly repairs and system failures. Improper installation can include poor alignment, inadequate support, and weak connections, all of which increase the risk of leaks and breaks. Additionally, PVC pipes are sensitive to extreme cold. If not well insulated against cold temperatures, the pipes can freeze, causing internal pressure to build up and potentially leading to cracks or bursts. Over time, PVC pipes can become brittle due to prolonged exposure to UV radiation and environmental factors. As they age, they lose their flexibility, making them more prone to breaking under stress, especially in areas with fluctuating temperatures.
Are purses made of PVC safe?
PVC, unlike other plastic bags, does not contain toxic substances and the use of PVC bags does not harm the health of people. In addition, because PVC is very strong and durable, it protects the items in the bags from damage due to external crushing.
How to prevent PVC from cracking?
When selecting plastic pipes, choose those with good cold resistance to ensure durability in low temperatures. Install appropriate insulation materials to prevent freezing and minimize heat loss. Avoid excessive bending and stretching of the pipes during installation, as this can weaken them. Regular inspection and maintenance are crucial to identify potential issues early. Pay close attention to the installation quality to ensure proper alignment and secure connections. Finally, control water pressure and temperature to prevent undue stress on the pipes and extend their lifespan.
Can PVC fabric get wet?
PVC fabrics are waterproof and highly resistant to dirt, chemicals, UV light and general abrasion making them perfect to be used in protective and professional clothing.
