Scratch Resistant Cross Grain Silicone Leather Fabric For Bags

Scratch-Resistant Silicone Second Collection Microfiber Fabric New Fashion Classic Cross Grain For Bags

• Silicone-Fiberglass Fabrics
• Service Temperature 600°F/320°C
• Product Line Fiberglass (E-Glass)
• Silicone-impregnated fiberglass cloths

Silicone-impregnated fiberglass fabric is highly flexible and provides an excellent protection fabric used in insulating blankets and other heat resistant parts. Silicone coating has added water and oil resistance and low smoke and flame retardant. Although the base fiberglass fabric has a rating of 1000°F/550°C, the silicone coating is rated for a continuous 550°F/287°C. The Silicone Coated Fiberglass Fabric provides good flexibility, puncture, and tear resistance. This fabric's dry surface does not stick to the sewing table, making it easier to sew, drape, and handle.

• For many years, coated fabrics have been defined as either Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) or Polyurethane (PU) textiles. They are two different polymer-based platforms, which have their own strengths and weaknesses. Both platforms are used in upholstery applications from residential to contract, and hospitality to healthcare. PVC has long been recognized as the go-to workhorse for extreme use conditions, especially in public spaces. Polyurethanes are recognized for their soft hand, unique surface feeling, and versatile design options. Both continue to thrive and offer robust options to the end-users.

About Fiberglass (E-Glass)

• McAllister Mills' fiberglass products are made from silica and aluminum oxides, forming E- Glass fibers. This makes them extremely resistant to high work temperatures, mechanically resistant, chemically stable, waterproof from both oils and water, and electrically and thermally insulating. These high temperature, heat-resistant fabrics are manufactured from either 6- or 9-micron diameter fibers, which provides our products with great flexibility and resistance to vibrations and abrasion. This type of fiberglass fabric is economical, chemical resistant, strong, and withstands a reasonable amount of temperature at service.