Water and oil proof fabric are suitable for workers who contact with oil and water frequently. Following the oil-water resistant technology, the fabrics also remain the original characteristics. It is oil and water free with good air and moisture permeability, wearing comfortable, easy to clean. It meets the anti-oil-water repellent performance requirements for protective clothing safety and sanitation standards.
Technial parameters:
Composition: 100% cotton, 65% polyester/35% cotton, 60% cotton/40% polyester, 50% cotton/50% polyester, 70%cotton/30% polyester, etc.
Yarn Count: 3232, 32/232/2, 2016, 2121,2424,24/212, 2828, etc.
Density: 13372, 7240, 12860, 13076, 10053, 11076, etc.
Weight: 180-510gsm
Width: 57"/58", 150cm
Style: twill, plain, denim, satin, canvas
Finishing: Fished with waterproof, oil proof
Color: red, orange, black, blue, green, yellow, etc.
MOQ: 3000m per color
Standard: SGS test report
Feature: Waterproof, water repellent, oil proof, oil repellent
Application: Work wear, uniform, coverall for petroleum, welding, mining, metallurgy industry fields.
Product features:
1. Good water-oil repellent ability
2. High tear and tensile strength
3. Excellent air and moisture permeability
4. Color fastness grade 3-5
5. Excellent flame retardant performance
6. Non poisonous, no carcinogen aromatic substance broken out.
About Yulong Textile:
Xinxiang Yu Long Textile Company Limited is established on 2002, and owns two factories. One is a dyeing factory, and the other is a garment factory.
The main products of our dyeing factory are multi-purpose special fabrics, such as EN471 fluorescent poly/cotton interweave fabric, "Proban" flame retardant fabric (EN470. EN533), anti-static fabric, Teflon, anti-bacteria and fungus-resistant UV fabric, water-proof and breathable coating fabric, and all kinds of pure cotton fabric , T/C, and pure polyester bleaching and colored cloth.
We have mainly distributed not only fabrics but also garments to Europe, America, Japan, Australia, Hong Kong, and other countries and regions.
