Herculite is pleased to introduce Architent Beyond Coated. Beyond Coated is 20-oz flexible composite textile engineered for high-profile event structures.
Herculite Products Inc.®, the leading innovator in high-performance and custom fabrics and manufacturer of industry leading Architent® brand tent and structure fabrics, is pleased to introduce Architent® Beyond Coated. Beyond Coated is 20-ounce flexible composite textile engineered for high-profile event structures where durability, strength, and flexibility are essential.
Beyond Coated is a heavy-duty 20-ounce structural fabric engineered for use in semi-permanent event structures such as Clear Span, Keder, and Pole Tents. It is entirely blackout providing a more stable environment in the system. Beyond Coated is manufactured at 98” wide, making it one of the only wide-width tent materials produced in the United States of America. The high gloss finish offers the look and feel of standard event structure fabrics currently available while providing the performance benefits of a composite material.
Isaac Herman, Business Manager for Herculite Tent Products, said: “We are excited to offer this unique solution as an extension of our Architent Tent Fabric assortment. The growth of the high-profile event structure market has created a natural opportunity for us to provide tent manufacturers with a composite solution.”
Herculite will begin offering this new innovative line of high-performance fabrics in late April 2023 and will manufacture it at their Emigsville, Pennsylvania facility. For more information, visit www.herculite.com, or contact Herculite customer care at 1-800-772-0036.
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