Fabrics for coating
Our group does not engage in any coating activities, but a large portion of the fabrics and canvases we produce—particularly for the luxury and rubber industries—are coated before being used by the end customer.
So every day we face the extremely demanding nature of this business, where even the slightest flaw in the weave or the slightest design error comes at a high cost when the coating process mercilessly penalizes the finished product!
Whether you're looking for a coatedcotton/linen fabric, spun polyester, or HT polyamide, the weaver plays a key role in the value chain.
Sagaert will be your partner... with complete peace of mind!
Fabrics for Coating: In Detail
Our group does not engage in any coating activities, but a large portion of the fabrics and canvases we produce— particularly for the luxury and rubber industries—are coated before being used by the end customer. We therefore deal on a daily basis with the extremely demanding requirements of this business, where even the slightest weaving defect comes at a high cost.
Whether you’re looking for a coatedcotton/linen fabric ( ), a polyester fabric ( -spun), or a polyamide fabric ( HT), the weaver is a key player in the value chain.
Do you need fabric for coating?
Cotton, linen, spun polyester, or high-temperature polyamide: flawless weaving for a perfect result.
Please contact usCoating Fabrics: Frequently Asked Questions
No, but a large portion of our fabrics and canvases (for the luxury and rubber industries) are subsequently coated by our customers—so we are fully familiar with their requirements.
Cotton, linen, spun polyester, or high-tenacity polyamide.
Because even the slightest flaw in the weave comes at a high price: the coating mercilessly exposes any “ ” in the finished product.
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