En11612 240GSM 88% Cotton 12% Nylon Fire Resistant Fabric
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
3,000 Meters US$2.80 / Meter
Sepcifications
- Applications Agriculture, Auto, Bags, Fire Fighting, Garment, Home Textile, Hospital, Industry, Security
- Certifications CE, Oeko-Tex Standard 100, UL
- Coated Type No
- Color Colorful/Customized
- Feature Anti Pilling, Breathable, Eco-Friendly, High Temperature-Resistant, Low Smoke Emission, Machine Washable, No Dripping, Self-Extinguishing, Skin-Friendly, Thermal Stability
- Flame Retardant Performance EN ISO 11612
- Flame Retardant Technology Chemical Treatment
- Length Customized
- Material Cotton Nylon
- Pattern Customized
- Shape Customized
- Structure Woven
- Width 57/58"
- Transport Package Plastic Bag Inside, Braided Bag Outside
- Specification 88% Cotton / 12% Nylon
- Trademark Safe-Guard
- Origin China
- Weight 240GSM
- Hand Feeling Soft
- Standards Nfpa2112, En11611, En11612
- Colour Fastness Against Light 3-4
- Colour Fastness Rubbing Dry 4
- Colour Fastness Rubbing Wet 3
- Colour Fastness Washing 60° 4-5
- Colour Fastness Dry Cleaning 4-5
Product Description
Product Description Flame retardant 88% Cotton/ 12% Nylon Fabric Details Composition: 88% Cotton 12% Nylon Construction: Twill Fabric weigth: 240gsm(7OZ) Color: Navy blue, Red, Orange, HV yellow, Black, Royal Blue, Grey, can be customized Full width: 150cm MOQ: 3000m/per color/weight ...
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