Since their development over 60 years ago, woven glass fibre fabrics have become indispensable throughout industry – mostly when used to reinforce materials such as polyester, epoxy and other resins.

Originally the synthetic polymer silicone – chemically inert and thermally stable – was produced for use as a sealant or bonding agent. However the rapidly expanding market for fabric architecture prompted the increasing use of silicone for coating glass fibre fabrics.

Atex™ from P-D Interglas Technologies Ltd is the culmination of this hi-tech development – resulting in a high-strength, flexible fabric ideal for creating lightweight membrane structures that embrace a new contemporary freedom of form, lightness and ecological appeal.

The number of architectural applications for Atex™ fabrics are only limited by the designer’s imagination, not by their impressive characteristics...

Features
- Extremely high strength
- Outstanding flexibility
- Good fire retardancy
- No toxic emissions or residual odours
- Soil-repellent top coat

Benefits
- Available in any colour
- Long lifespan of over 25 years
- Very easy to clean
- No degradation by UV light
- Up to 40% translucency