Waterproof and flame-retardant Nylon 6.6 (70D) fabric, PVC-free – available exclusively from ripstop.pl.
A high-quality technical fabric made from Nylon 6.6 in a ripstop weave, designed for applications requiring exceptional mechanical strength, weather resistance, and an enhanced level of fire safety.
Ideal for:
Rooftop tents
Tent flysheets
Tarps
The ripstop structure effectively limits the spread of mechanical damage, increasing the fabric’s durability during intensive use. The material is PVC-free, making it more environmentally friendly and suitable for modern technical applications.
Key Features:
High-strength Nylon 6.6
Ripstop weave for improved tear resistance
Weight: 96 g/m²
PVC-free
High waterproof performance
Flame-retardant in accordance with DIN 4102 B1
Technical Specifications:
Composition: Nylon 6.6
Color: Spruce Green
Weave: Ripstop
Weight: 96 g/m²
PVC-Free: Yes
Tensile Strength: ≥ 450 / 400 N / 5 cm
Tear Strength: ≥ 100 N
Water Resistance: Hydrostatic head ≥ 15,000 mm H₂O
Flame Retardancy: DIN 4102 Class B1/B2
This fabric is suitable for the production of lightweight textile structures, tents, technical covers and shelters, protective covers, outdoor equipment, and specialized products requiring high resistance to demanding operating conditions.
The fabric is sold by the linear meter from a roll that is 150 cm wide. Please enter the required number of linear meters (m)
€14.78 inc VAT meter
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