Urban wear Functional Fabric Pongee 100%POLY KWS20-1039-PD+DPC

Functional textile materials are defined as those materials that do not have any “smartness” as such, but in many cases form a basic component of a smart textile (system), e.g., electroconductive textiles or optical fibers.

All of the human experience is in direct contact or very close proximity to textiles structures in various forms. Clothing. Automotive interiors. Protective Equipment. Shoes. Acoustic covers. Filters. Seats. Inflatable structures. Composites.

Textiles are a foundational manufacturing technology that has enabled shelters, creative expression, composites, medical implants, high-speed communication, and even inspired the earliest computers, kicking off the information age.

Fiber and textile-based devices are gaining traction in the flexible electronics world as a versatile form factor to serve a wide range of applications, due to their mechanical attributes, feature sizes, ubiquity, and ability to conform to the human body. Advances in materials science coupled with adjacent developments in communication technology (e.g. 5G communication) are synergistically converging to usher in a new breed of fibers, yarns, and textiles as integrated, networked systems for a wide range of high-value applications across sectors from defense to healthcare. The market for electronic textiles is projected to reach $2 B/year by 2028.

Universities, industry, funding agencies, technical societies, and government agencies worldwide are forming coalitions to drive this revolution forward – an excellent example of this collaboration is the Advanced Functional Fabrics of America (AFFOA) Manufacturing USA Institute headquartered in Boston, MA which is heavily funded by industry, government agencies, and universities to create a fabric-based revolution in computing. Its’ membership is diverse and includes colleges and universities such as MIT, University of Central Florida, North Carolina State, Clemson, and Drexel University as well as industry partners including Tesla, Airbus, Flex, Nike, 3M, Steelcase, Adidas, Under Armor, Goodyear, VF Corporation, and Saint-Gobain.

FAQ

1. Are you a factory or trading company?

We are a factory and we have a professional team of workers, Designers, and inspectors.

2. How to get a sample?

We will prepare free samples for you. For the first-time cooperation, the postage charge would be by the customer’s account. After placing orders, we will send free samples.

3. How long to deliver the products?

LAB DIPS takes 2-4 days;

STRIKE OFF takes 5-7 days;

10-15days for sample development.

Plain dye color: 10-15 days.

Printing design: 5-10 days.

For an urgent order, could be faster, please send an email to negotiate.