Anti-Fungal PVC Sports Fabric

Technical Parameters

Material Selection Guide

Selection should prioritize the required level of microbial control and the specific test standard needed for certification.

• Application Sensitivity: For medical or hospital environments, request material that has passed both anti-fungal (G21) and anti-bacterial (AATCC 100) testing.

• Climate Consideration: If used in very hot and humid climates (e.g., Southeast Asia), specify a higher concentration of the anti-fungal additive.

• Weight: The GSM should be chosen based on the required mechanical strength, independent of the anti-fungal property (e.g., 900GSM for medium-duty mats).

Manufacturing and Tailoring

The anti-fungal agent is carefully measured and blended into the PVC compound prior to coating.

• Dosing Control: We use precision metering equipment to ensure uniform and consistent dispersion of the active anti-fungal agent throughout the entire coating batch.

• Third-Party Testing: Batches are periodically sent to accredited external laboratories for AATCC 30 or ASTM G21 testing to provide verifiable efficacy data to the client.

• Safety Data: Full documentation, including the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) detailing the integrated anti-fungal compound, is provided.

Deployment FAQ

• Q: Does the anti-fungal treatment change the fabric color?

  A: No, the anti-fungal and anti-microbial additives are colorless and do not affect the visible color or UV stability of the final PVC-coated fabric.

• Q: Can this material be used for food-grade applications?

  A: While the material is hygienic, specific food-contact regulations require different non-PVC formulations and certifications. This fabric is generally limited to non-food-contact applications.