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简中PVC Fabric for Tensile Structure is used in a wide range of construction projects around the world. It’s a lightweight and durable material that allows architects to explore formal flexibility in ways other building materials cannot.
This type of fabric can also be printed to produce an almost unlimited variety of colors, graphics and designs. Depending on your needs, you can choose from an extensive list of printing processes including UV inks for ink jet and dye-sublimation for strong permanent non-scratch printing.
Self Cleansing PTFE and ETFE fabrics offer a low maintenance option that can be treated with coatings that increase the longevity of the fabric and decrease its need for frequent cleaning. These coatings can include anti-fungicides, which help prevent dirt from adhering to the membrane.
Thermal Performance: The use of insulated tensile fabrics has greatly improved the thermal performance of these structures over the years, which can significantly reduce heating and cooling costs in your building. Insulated tensile membranes can have U-values of up to 0.18, a level not always achievable with traditional tensile fabric membranes.
Snow Loading: While a fabric structure may not be able to handle heavy loads of snow, it can be designed with integrated heating to melt any show that might get trapped on it.
Weatherproof: Suitable for different climates and locations, from the frigid arctic pole to the scorching desert heat. It’s a versatile roofing solution for a variety of facilities, from toll plazas to airports.
