In the realm of technical textiles, 100% polyester woven fabric stands out as a critical base material for coating, laminating, and composite processes, thanks to its outstanding overall performance. Its applications range from large-scale outdoor tarpaulins to everyday waterproof products. 

 I. Key Features and Advantages 

     The performance advantages of polyester industrial fabric directly determine the quality of the final product: 

    1. High Strength & Mechanical Properties Polyester yarn boasts high tensile strength and toughness, resulting in fabrics with excellent resistance to tension, tearing, and bursting.            This ensures durability under significant stress and impact. 

    2. Excellent Dimensional Stability With very low moisture absorption (approx. 0.4%), polyester fabric exhibits minimal shrinkage or deformation in wet conditions. This ensures

  consistent width and weight during high-temperature drying and tension in coating processes, guaranteeing smooth production and product uniformity. 

    3. Superior Chemical & Weather Resistance It offers good resistance to weak acids, weak alkalis, mildew, and ultraviolet (UV) rays—especially when treated with UVinhibitors. This allows for long-term outdoor use without easy degradation, embrittlement, or color fading. 

    4. Good Thermoplasticity As a thermoplastic fiber, polyester can be heat-set to achieve a permanent, stable shape. This property also makes it ideal for thermal bonding with coating materials like PVC, TPU, and PE, ensuring strong adhesion. 

    5. Smooth Surface, Easy Processing The uniform weave structure and smooth surface provide an ideal substrate for coating, laminating, or printing, facilitating even coating application and high-quality graphic printing. 

 II. Primary Processing Methods 

      This versatile fabric serves as a base for several key industrial processes: 

      Coating: Applying one or more layers of PVC, PU, rubber, etc., to impart functions like waterproofing, flame retardancy, anti-corrosion, or self-cleaning. 

      Laminating: Bonding with other functional films (e.g., TPU film, PE film) via heat pressing or adhesives to create composite functional materials, such as high-airtightness fabrics. 

     Composite: Combining with other materials (e.g., knitted fabric, non-woven) to form multi-layer structures that leverage the advantages of each layer, enhancing insulation, soundproofing, or feel. 

 III. Wide Range of Applications 

       Given its superior properties, it is the ideal choice for numerous industries: 

       Tarpaulin & Canvas: Truck tarps, storage tents, awnings, marquees. 

       Waterproof Materials: Architectural waterproof membranes, rain canopies, flood barriers. 

      Inflatable Products: Bounce houses, inflatable boats, air tents, airbags. 

       Advertising Materials: Flex banner (frontlit & backlit), scrim vinyl, banners. 

       Industrial Materials: Conveyor belts, filtration materials, industrial hoses. 

 Conclusion: 

 100% polyester industrial woven fabric is a perfect blend of high performance and versatility. Its reliability as a substrate provides a solid foundation for countless industrial and daily life applications, making it a cornerstone of the modern coating and composite industry.