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ABC Industries: Duravider and Duravider RS Heavy-Duty Fabrics

Tri-laminate industrial curtain fabric engineered to stop rips, be repairable

ABC Industries: Duravider and Duravider RS Heavy-Duty Fabrics
By ABC Industries 
January 29, 2015

Duravider and Duravider RS heavy-duty fabrics by ABC Industries for industrial curtain use are ideal for installation in manufacturing and assembly, paint and powder coating areas, rubber and plastics fabrication, woodworking shops and warehouses.

The RS RipStop reinforced fabric reduces costs by allowing for repair (rather than replacement) of damaged curtains. Constructed of sequentially staggered, heavyweight polyester yarns, the tri-laminate fabric captures puncture points and prevents them from spreading, allowing for a patch. The materials meet the flame test standards of California Fire Marshal and NFPA701 Method 2.

They come in 13 to 18 ounce-per-square-yard weights on 61-inch-wide rolls. Standard colors include yellow, gray, white, black, blue, green and red; all colors feature UV resistance, color stabilization, and mold and mildew inhibitors.

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