New Material for ‘Rigid Support’ in Double-Wall PVC Fabric Inflatable Structures

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2025-12-10

New Material for ‘Rigid Support’ in Double-Wall PVC Fabric Inflatable Structures

Double Wall PVC fabric (also known as drop-stitch fabric) consists of double-layer PVC-coated textiles connected by thousands of uniform vertical fibers, forming a rigid, flat surface when inflated and pressurized. This structure combines the portability of inflatable products with the stability of rigid materials, with a working pressure of up to 1 atmosphere—far exceeding ordinary inflatable materials. Currently, it is mainly used in sports equipment like inflatable paddle boards and gym mats, providing a stable walking or exercise surface after inflation; camping air mattresses rely on its support to enhance sleeping comfort; entertainment facilities like floating platforms and inflatable castles also leverage its easy storage and installation to reduce deployment costs. The technology of this material is still in its early stages, but its future potential is significant: adjusting fiber density and coating thickness can adapt to different load-bearing needs; combined with eco-friendly coating processes, its applications in water leisure and temporary construction are expected to expand further.

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