Stitchbond
Stitchbonding is the process of knitting through a fibrous batt that creates a new fabric structure not possible using other fabric formation processes. The process yields high productivity at a lower cost.
Acme Mills’ Stitchbond products are produced from 100% polyester and come in both white and black. They also come in an assortment of weights, widths, fibers, coatings, and gauges. Weights range from ½ to 30 ounces per square yard and coatings are available in either FR or Zinc.
INSIDE LOOK AT STITCHBOND®
| Fabric Weights: | ½ ounce per square yard to over 30 ounces per square yard |
| Available Colors: | Black or white |
| Available Coatings: | Fire Retardant (FR) and Zinc |
| Assortments: | Weights, widths, fibers, and gauges |
| Construction: | Typically consist of 5% to 20% yearn – 80% to 90% un-spun fiber |
| Durability | Erosion Control | Mold Resistant | Uniform Appearance |
| UV Resistant | High Productivity | Lower Cost | Good Opacity |
| Good Drape | Strong | ||
| Closeouts | Wire Harness | Erosion Control | Insulators | Roofing | RV |
| Furniture | Automotive | Aviation | Marine | Theatre Seating & Venue Seating | |
| Apparel | Foam Lamination | Shoe Insoles | Medical | GeoTextiles | Construction |
