Woven Interlining with Flame Retardant Protection
Flame Retardant Woven Spandex Interlining
| Composition: | PES |
| Width: | 35″–78″ (90 cm–200 cm) |
| Weight: | 24–150 g/m² |
| Color: | Snow white, Off white, Black |
| Packaging: | 50m/roll, 100m/roll, according to customer's need |
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| Certification: | OEKO-TEX® CERTIFIED   |
◆ Lead Time: 25-35 days
◆ Shipping: Sea freight, Railway freight
◆ Payment: T/T, L/C ...
Product Details
MH flame retardant interlining is a woven, spandex-based fabric treated with a flame retardant finish for protective clothing.
The interlining combines the FR treatment with spandex's stretch recovery, letting it move with the outer fabric on workwear and fire-resistant garments without losing shape. MH produces the interlining to a buyer's specification for protective apparel programs, supplying custom widths and finishes for workwear manufacturers.
Characteristics:
Flame retardant circular knitting interlining can prevent ignition within a certain period of time after being in contact with fames and hot objects. It has a certain degree of fame retardancy to ensure effective protection in high temperatures, fires, and other situations. It is applied to protective clothing for both lame and fameless combustion.
The circular knitting interlining with anti yellowing function has excellent inhibitory ability on phenol yellowing, thereby stabilizing the whitening effect and reducing color change. The anti yellowing level can reach 3-4 levels, and it can be used for medical clothing, nurse clothing, etc.
The circular knitting interlining with moisture absorption and sweat wicking function can improve the moisture absorption and sweat wicking performance of fabrics, with an excellent anti-static effect. It has a fluffy and sot hand feeling, high breathability, and good washing resistance, making it the best choice for outdoor sports clothing.
Product Data
| Composition | PES |
| Width | 35″–78″ (90 cm–200 cm) |
| Weight | 24–150 g/m² |
| Color | Snow white, Off white, Black |
| Technology | Powder dot |
| Point | 21 |
Recommended Fusing Conditions
| Temperature | Glue‑line Temperature | Pressure | Time | |
| Continuous Fusing | 130–150 ℃ | 121–143 ℃ | 2–4 kg/cm² | 12–15 s |
| Flat Press Fusing | 130–150 ℃ | 121–143 ℃ | 2–4 kg/cm² | 12–15 s |
