28.01.2023
Teflon is a unique fabric treatment that forms an invisible protective layer around fibers. It is a patented development of the chemical concern Invista (formerly DuPont Textiles & Interiors) in the USA.
Teflon impregnation is imperceptible to the touch, suitable for various types of fabrics, and does not affect the shade or breathability of the treated material. The use of this impregnation prevents dirt from penetrating the fiber, so any liquid, even oil-based, can be wiped off the fabric, and dust and dried dirt can be removed with a simple brush.
The chemical compound Teflon is applied to the treated surface as an aqueous solution by immersion with subsequent fixation. The material is completely impregnated with Teflon throughout its thickness, affecting only the yarn (threads), and having no impact on the "breathable" properties of the fabrics.
Teflon fabric is most often used in light industry for the production of workwear, outdoor clothing for any weather, and military clothing. We use Rip-Stop fabric with Teflon impregnation.
The Teflon development for fabric coating combines a number of important advantages:
- resistance to atmospheric precipitation and dirt;
- density of fabric structure, which repels even oil-based liquids;
- increased wear and fire resistance;
- Teflon-coated fabric has a wide range of color solutions;
- resistance to the harmful effects of UV radiation;
- the material does not wrinkle, stretch, or crease after treatment;
- the material is pleasant to the touch, and the surface is absolutely smooth after treatment.
In our products, this impregnation is present in tactical suits, trousers, and headwear.
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