Crease & Tear Resistant Fabric
Crease & Tear Resistant
PTFE Coated
Fiberglass
Fabric
Taconic crease and tear resistant PTFE coated fiberglass fabric is engineered for applications requiring improved flexibility, tear strength, release performance, and durability during repeated movement.
These PTFE coated fiberglass fabrics are designed to help resist damage from creasing, flexing, folding, and high-speed processing conditions while maintaining heat resistance and useful non-stick release properties.
Crease and tear resistant fabrics are especially useful in belt fabrication, dynamic process environments, flexible release surfaces, high-flex applications, and operations where conventional coated fabrics may fatigue too quickly.
Performance Advantages
Why choose this
fabric construction?
High Flexibility
Designed for applications involving repeated movement, flexing, folding, or bending where standard coated fabrics may fatigue more quickly.
Tear Resistance
Improved tear resistance helps support demanding fabrication, belting, and processing applications exposed to mechanical stress.
Dynamic Use
Well suited for moving process surfaces, flexible belts, and applications where repeated flex cycles are part of normal operation.
Longer Service Life
Helps reduce premature fabric damage in high-flex environments while maintaining PTFE release and heat resistance.
Common Applications
Built for focused
industrial use cases.
Crease and tear resistant PTFE coated fiberglass fabrics are used where repeated flexing, tear resistance, heat resistance, and release performance are important.
Product Values
Crease & tear resistant PTFE
coated fiberglass fabric
products and specifications.
Compare available crease and tear resistant PTFE coated fiberglass fabric products by thickness, coated weight, tensile strength, tear strength, dielectric performance, FDA compliance, and maximum width.
Product numbers link to individual product pages with additional information and data.
| Product Page | Nominal Thickness (Inches) | Total Coated Weight (lbs/sq yd) | Tensile Strength Warp/Fill (lbs/inch) | Tear Strength Warp/Fill (lbs) | Dielectric Breakdown (volts/mil) | FDA Compliant | Max Width (Inches) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7054 | 0.0047 | 0.45 | 160/160 | 6.5/5.5 | 700 | Y | 56 |
| 7064 | 0.005 | 0.5 | 180/175 | 10.5/8.5 | 600 | N | 40 |
| A924 | 0.01 | 0.94 | 300/165 | 15.0/10.0 | 300 | Y | 56 |
| 7274 | 0.0254 | 1.83 | 450/625 | 60.0/80.0 | 135 | Y | 62 |
The data herein are averages based on the authoritative testing of several lot numbers. This information is intended for comparison purposes only.
Fabric FAQ
Common questions about
crease & tear resistant fabric.
What is crease and tear resistant PTFE fabric used for?
Crease and tear resistant PTFE fabric is used for high-flex, high-speed, and dynamic applications where resistance to creasing, tearing, and repeated movement is important.
How does this fabric improve durability?
It uses a construction designed to resist damage from repeated flexing and mechanical movement while maintaining PTFE release performance and heat resistance.
Is crease and tear resistant fabric useful for belting?
Yes. These materials can be useful for fabricated belts, conveyor components, and applications that involve repeated flexing, folding, or motion.
Need help selecting a fabric?
Taconic can help match flex requirements, tear resistance, thickness, release performance, FDA compliance, tensile strength, and coating type to your application.
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