Ripstop Fabric PVC (Five)

PVC is the abbreviation of Polyvinyl chloride, or polyvinyl chloride. pvc graphic layer material refers to the fabric coated with polyvinyl chloride.

When Oxford cloth is coated with PVC, it becomes lustrous and chemically stable, resistant to high temperature and aging, not easily corroded, and easy to clean, with high strength and strong tensile strength. This is why this type of Oxford cloth is widely used in industry, agriculture and transport, such as tarpaulins for vehicles and boats, storage tents and so on.

Ripstop fabric made from PVC (polyvinyl chloride) is a type of synthetic textile that is known for its durability and resistance to tearing. The fabric is made by weaving a thicker thread into the fabric at regular intervals, creating a "stop" or barrier against tearing. The PVC coating on the fabric provides additional resistance to water, oil, and other liquids, making it ideal for outdoor gear and equipment like tents, tarps, and rainwear. Additionally, PVC coated ripstop fabric are lightweight and easy to maintain, which makes it a good choice for outdoor activities like camping and hiking. However, it is not as breathable as some other fabrics and can cause discomfort in hot weather. It is also not considered an eco-friendly fabric as PVC is a synthetic plastic material that may release toxic chemicals during its production and disposal.