PBN-II® products are nonwoven fabrics made by spinning and thermally bonding continuous filaments of nylon into drapeable, conformable, textile like fabric.   PBN-II® fabrics have a cross hatch bond pattern that is registered under trademark number 2,163,116. 

Available weights range from 0.25 ounces per square yard (9 grams per square meter) to 4.0 ounces per square yard (136 grams per square meter) in widths up to 120 inches (3 meters).

Advantages

• Strength & Uniformity.  Our fabrics have high tensile, tear and burst strength, even at low fabric weight, and outstanding uniformity.
• Chemical Resistance. Our fabrics resist attack by many solvents, alkalies & dilute acids
• Thermal Resistance. Our fabrics have a melting point of approximately 500°F (260°C) and dimensional stability up to 400°F (204°C).  All of our fabrics can be processed temperatures as high as 425°F (218°C) for limited periods of time.  
• Air Permeability.  Our wide range of fabric weights allows the choice of fabric permeability.  This is of primary importance in the construction and performance of air filters.
• Gamma Radiation Resistance.  Nylon products are resistant to gamma radiation, maintaining significant physical properties after irradiation.
• Food Contact. PBN-II® products comply with Section 409 of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act and therefore are acceptable for use in food contact applications.
• Printability and Dyeability.  Our fabrics are easily dyed with dyes typically used for nylon fabrics.  Our fabrics are also easily printed using the wide range of techniques, inks, dyes and pigment formulations applicable to nylon fabrics. 

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PBN-II® Product Uses

• Automotive
• Apparel, General
• Filtration, General
• Furniture and Bedding
• Medical, Garment and Tapes
• Rug Binding
• Shoe Lining