What are VOCs, or Volatile Organic Compounds and how do they contribute to indoor air pollution specifically in fabrics? Learn all about them here.
Conductive fabrics are relatively new to the specialty fabrics industry. What are they, how can they be used, and what does the future hold?
Learn why polyvinyl chloride textiles, commonly known as PVC fabrics, are so versatile and popular for a wide range of commercial uses.
Antimicrobial fabric, how do they work? Here's what you should know about this specialty fabric and why it's great for use in many products.
Learn about the different types of flame resistance in fabrics, as well as the many standards for textile fire retardancy, and their many uses.
Synthetic fabrics, or artificial or artificial fabrics, are textiles made from chemically produced fibers like poylester, nylon, acrylic, PVC, and...
Understanding how to care for and cleaning vinyl fabric is the first step in ensuring you enjoy your PVC fabric product and also make it last.
Opaque textiles, also known as blackout fabrics, do not allow light to pass through or penetrate them. Learn more about what they are and how they...
In UV testing of performance fabric there are several different testing processes that can be used to evaluate Ultra Violet Light Exposure.
Adhesion testing determines the bond strength between the outside layer (PVC in most cases), and the internal substrate of a composite fabric.
Tear Testing is one of the most basic tests Herculite uses to determine the physical strength of a performance fabric as compared to another.
Take a look at why ISO certification is important for fabric and text manufacturers and see why Herculite is proudly ISO 9001 certified.