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Coating and Lamination

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Coating and lamination involve applying polymeric, chemical, or composite layers onto textile substrates to impart barrier properties, mechanical reinforcement, and functional surface characteristics. Coating adds material directly onto fabric surfaces using knife-over-roll, rotary screen, or dip-coating methods, while lamination bonds separate films or membranes to textiles. Add-on weights range from 20–500 g/m² depending on application. Global technical textile coating market exceeds $28 billion annually, spanning protective clothing, automotive, medical, and geotextile sectors.

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Transforms base textiles into high-performance technical materials with waterproofing, flame retardancy, chemical resistance, and acoustic properties unachievable through fiber or fabric engineering alone, serving defense, healthcare, infrastructure, and consumer markets.

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