Anti-bacterial Fabric

Model: Anti-bacterial Fabric

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Description

Teflon fabric is made by applying PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) — a high-performance fluoropolymer known for its exceptional stability, non-stick surface, and resistance to extreme temperatures — onto a base material such as fiberglass, aramid fibers, cotton, or polyester blends. Production Methods Impregnation Coating (Dip Coating): The base fabric is dipped into liquid PTFE dispersion. Extrusion Coating: PTFE resin is evenly extruded onto the fabric surface. Lamination: PTFE films are bonded to fabric with heat and pressure. Fabric Protector Treatment: For consumer goods, Teflon is applied as an invisible shield around each fiber to resist stains without changing the fabric's look, feel, or breathability. Key Features 💧 Water & Oil Repellent – Prevents stains, spills, and dirt; liquids bead up and roll off easily. 🌡️ High Temperature Resistance – Withstands continuous temperatures from -200°C up to +260°C (≈500°F). 🛡️ Chemical Resistant – Inert to most acids, alkalis, and solvents. ⚪ Non-Stick & Low Friction – Smooth surface resists adhesion, making cleaning easy. 💪 Durable & Abrasion-Resistant – Extends fabric lifespan under harsh use. ⚡ Antistatic Option – When treated with additives, eliminates static build-up for ATEX-safe environments. Applications Industrial Use: Conveyor belts, gaskets, seals, insulation covers, and filtration materials. Consumer Use: Workwear, outdoor apparel, upholstery, and protective covers — offering long-lasting stain and weather resistance. Summary Teflon fabric delivers outstanding protection, durability, and performance. Its unique PTFE coating makes it ideal for both industrial applications and premium textile products where resistance, cleanliness, and reliability matter most.Anti-Bacterial Fabric Composition Options: 99% Cotton + 1% Antibacterial Fiber — 220 gsm 98% Cotton + 2% Antibacterial Fiber — 320 gsm 65% Polyester + 34% Cotton + 1% Antibacterial Fiber — 245 gsm