This specification describes a warp knit made of nylon.  The material is intended for use as a backing fabric on foam, and for tri-laminate applications.

This specification describes a warp knit material consisting of natural un-dyed 100% nylon yarns. This material is in an unfinished condition.

This specification describes a Spunbonded, Nylon 6,6 fabric made from nylon flake with heat resistance and light stable properties.

This specification describes a 2.00 oz/yd2 Spunbonded, Nylon 6,6 fabric made from nylon flake withheat resistance and light stable properties.

This specification describes a 0.3 oz/yd2 (nominal weight) point bonded, Nylon 6,6 fabric made fromnylon flake with heat resistance and light stable properties, commercially known as PBN-II®. This material featuresa patented crosshatch design (U.S. Patent Registration Number 2163116) imprinted into the fabric.

This preliminary specification describes a 2.0 oz/yd2 point bonded nylon 6,6 fabric made from nylon flake with heat resistance and light stable properties, commercially known as PBN-II®. This material features a patented crosshatch design (U.S. Patent Registration Number 2163116) imprinted into the fabric.

This specification describes a 4.0 oz/yd2 point bonded nylon 6,6 fabric made from nylon flake with heat resistance and light stable properties, commercially known as PBN-II. This material features a patented crosshatch design (U.S. Patent Registration Number 2163116) imprinted into the fabric.

This specification describes a 3.0 oz/yd2 spunbonded, round cross section, black nonwoven nylon 6,6 fabricmade from nylon flake with heat resistance and light stable properties, commercially known by the Spectralon®.

This specification describes a 3.0 oz/yd2 spunbonded, round cross section, black nonwoven nylon 6,6 fabricmade from nylon flake with heat resistance and light stable properties, commercially known by the Spectralon®.

This specification describes a 3.0 oz/yd2 point bonded nylon 6,6 fabric made from nylon flake with heat resistance and light stable properties, commercially known as PBN-II  This material features a patented crosshatch design (US Patent Registration Number 2163116) imprinted into the fabric.