Grossiste Textiles Techniques : Fournisseurs Vérifiés

Agrotech: shade nets, crop covers, biodegradable mulch film. Buildtech: architectural membranes, roofing underlays, insulation. Clothtech: interlinings, bra cups, shoe components. Geotech: geotextiles for road, embankment, drainage. Hometech: upholstery backing, mattress ticking, carpet backing. Indutech: filtration fabrics, conveyor belts, abrasive substrates. Medtech: surgical sutures, wound dressings, implantable textiles. Mobiltech: automotive seat covers, airbags, tyre cord. Oekotech: erosion control, reed control mats. Packtech: flexible intermediate bulk containers (FIBCs), paper reinforcement. Protech: flame-retardant, cut-resistant, chemical-protective workwear textiles. Sportech: sailcloth, ropes, parachute fabrics.

EN ISO 11612 (protective clothing against heat and flame) covers fabrics used in firefighting, foundry, and petrochemical protective garments. Key parameters: A1/A2 (limited flame spread), B (convective heat), C (radiant heat), D (molten aluminium), E (molten iron), F (contact heat). FR (flame-retardant) finishes include Proban (phosphonium salt), Pyrovatex (phosphonate), and inherent FR fibres (Nomex, Kevlar, Modacrylic). Cut-resistant fabrics use HPPE (UHMWPE), glass fibre, or aramid tested to EN ISO 13997 / EN 388.

Carbon fibre woven fabrics (plain, twill, satin weave) in 1K, 3K, 6K, 12K tow — used in aerospace, automotive, and sporting goods composites. Toray T300/T700 (Japan) is the global standard; Chinese alternatives (Zhongfu Shenying, Sinofibers) offer 30–50% lower cost. Aramid woven fabrics (Kevlar by DuPont, Twaron by Teijin) for ballistic protection, cut resistance, and flame resistance. Prepreg (pre-impregnated) carbon and aramid fabrics are supplied with epoxy or thermoplastic resin matrix. MOQ: carbon fibre plain weave 100 metres; prepreg from 50 metres.