Knitted Mesh Inherent Fr Fabric / Inherent Fire Resistant Material Fabric For Safety Workwear

Knitted Mesh Inherent Fire Resistant Material Fabric For Safety Workwear

This lightweight knitted mesh fabric is made of permanent flame retardant fiber and combed cotton fiber blended yarn. The cotton parts makes the fabric still soft handle feeling and high breathable,which is perfect for protective T-shirt, sweaters, underwear,vest etc.

Description

Composition: 60% modacrylic 40% cotton
Weight: 200gsm±10gsm/7.3OZ
Construction: mesh
Usable Width: 62"
Color: oragen or customized
Funtion:flame retardant
MOQ: 00kgs

Comply Standards

♦OEKO TEX Class 2
♦EN 11612
♦NFPA 2112
♦EN20471

Technical Parameters

Tearing Strength: ≥25N in warp
Tensile Strength: ≥1000N in warp
Formaldyhyde: less than 300ppm
Dimensional stability to washing: ≦±3%(after 5 times wash in 60℃)
Color fastness to washing:4-5grade
Color fastness to perspiration:4-5grade
Color fastness to sunlight colorfastness:4-5grade
Color fastness to dry-cleaning:4-5grade

Feature

1. The fabric is free from hazardous substance and skin-friendly.

2. flame retardant property is original in fiber, so it's permanent and would never be washed away

3. 40% cotton can assure the fabric still has soft hand feel and breathable to skin

4. good washing shrinkage for industrial wash

Usage

This modacrylic cotton blended inherent FR fabric is great for making shirts, sweaters, underwears for transportation, fire service, welding, oil&gas industries.

OUR ADVANTAGES

♦ More than 15 years production expirence
♦ Professional factory: We have our own factory, specializing in protective fabric for more than 15 years with competitive price and best quality.
♦ Sample: Free samples are available and could be sent to you asap for your evaluation. And the shipment charge usually be paid by your side, the fee will be rebound when we have the formal order.
♦ Test reports: are available before each delivery.
♦ Special items: We are good at making to order and strictly following the customer’s specification. First, spinning the yarn; then, weaving the grey fabric; at last, dyeing and FR finishing treatment.