At Oedim we work with a wide variety of materials of all kinds, for this you will only have to look at our website and discover a wide range of materials with different possibilities, but today we are going to talk about Mesh Canvas and its possible fireproof treatments, certificates on fireproof fabrics, advantages, applications and why we should take them into account when making our purchase. Don't worry, in this article we will clear up your doubts and also inform you about this type of canvas, let's get to it!
Mesh or Microperforated Canvas. What are they?
In our catalogue of materials we have several types of canvases, there are many, but today we will focus on Mesh or Microperforated Canvases , for this we must first know what these types of materials are. To be clear and concise, these canvases perfect for digital printing are made using polyester mesh with PVC spun list of telegram users in hong kong coatings, which will allow the material to allow air to pass through the small holes, thus avoiding the dreaded sail effect or tearing that a normal canvas without microperforations would cause if installed outdoors. But do not despair, everything has a solution and in this case this type of material was created for this, perfect for outdoor exposure and resistant to large gusts of air.
Fireproof Treatments. Essential for your Mesh tarps.
You may have already found in your searches tarpaulins that include the nomenclature M1, M2 or FR, such as in our products: "Microperforated PVC Tarpaulin 35 gr. Fire Retard B1/M1". All of them refer to the certified quality of these treatments, totally recommended for your tarpaulins, so here we will explain what these certificates that are issued on fireproof tarpaulins mean.
M1 Fireproof Canvas Quality. With this M1 approval, your fireproof canvas has a level of fire resistance, making it very low in flammability in test tests. You will find them in the products as PVC M1 Canvas.
M2 Fireproof Canvas Quality. An M2 approval gives your product a fire-resistant quality, making this material difficult to ignite.
Quality FR Fire Retardant Canvas. An approved FR or "Fire Retard" certification guarantees a fire retardant quality, so if your fire retardant FR canvas comes into contact with fire, this treatment delays the flame for a period of time.
You will also find tarpaulins with various names such as: PVC FR/M1 Tarpaulin, which will indicate its capacity to be a fireproof tarpaulin with fire retardant properties, an extra, very interesting addition in case of fire.
Advantages.
We are now informed about what mesh or microperforated canvases are and what they offer us, now we will continue in our search for your conviction, so we will list some of their most relevant advantages that will make your decision the definitive one and thus inform you about what they are, what advantages, applications and recommended treatments they offer, let's go with the advantages of mesh or microperforated canvases!
Perfect for outdoors. . One of the most clarifying points you will find, this type of canvas is perfect for outdoor display, mesh canvas has a great print quality so you can see them displayed in large buildings and billboards.
Avoid the Sail Effect . Outdoors, where advertising is used more widely, we can find different dangers that our microperforated banners can go through, such as fires. Thanks to the composition of these microperforated banners, since they have micro-holes in their composition, it is a perfect material for exhibitions in areas with large gusts of wind. Don't let the wind stop you from using your advertising banner, choose mesh banners.
Fireproof Treatment. An advantage to take into account and keep in mind when making your purchases is the application of a layer of fireproof treatment. To this end, there are various certifications that apply to these fabrics for their protection in the event of a fire, such as M1 Fireproof Canvas, M2 Fireproof Canvas or FR Fireproof Canvas, all of them with the nomenclature according to their quality against reactions and resistance to fire.