420D oxford tela PU recubierto

Especificaciones clave

These are the exact purchasing fields listed on the referenced product page:

What “420D Oxford” Means (Why Buyers Specify This Denier)

In outdoor and industrial textiles, denier is often chosen based on the product’s failure points.

420D is commonly selected when buyers want:

• Stronger fabric body than light rainwear fabrics, so it resists tearing and abrasion during handling

• Better packability and flexibility than heavy 600D/900D/1000D, so it still folds and sews efficiently

• A stable construction for accessories and cover products that get dragged, strapped, and stored repeatedly

Combined with a 1/1 tejido Oxford, this fabric offers reliable structure for converting—especially important for B2B programs where multiple factories may cut and sew the same fabric across different SKUs.

PU Coating + DWR: Why This System Works in Real Products

1) PU coating = the waterproof barrier foundation

The PU coating is the primary barrier layer that drives the listed water column > 5000 mm.
In general, “waterproof rating” refers to how much water pressure a fabric can resist before leaking—commonly measured in millimeters via a hydrostatic head (water column) prueba.

Practical buyer note: Fabric waterproof rating is not the same as “the finished product will never leak.” Seams, densidad de puntada, seam tape choice, and product design determine real-world waterproofness—especially for rainwear and tent items.

2) DWR > 90% = better beading, less wet-out, easier maintenance

DWR (Durable Water Repellent) is a finish applied to the face fabric to help water bead and roll off instead of saturating the surface (“wetting out”). In many rainwear systems, DWR improves comfort and performance by keeping the outer face from becoming waterlogged.
This product specifies DWR > 90%, which is helpful for rain exposure, splash, and general outdoor use where appearance and quick dry matter.

Por qué este tejido funciona para programas B2B premium

1) Procurement-friendly strength for stress points

For covers and bags, failures often happen at corners, anclajes de correa, and fold lines. This fabric provides clear mechanical strength values:

• De tensión: 1400/1000 norte (5 cm)

• Lágrima: 80/70 norte (5 cm)

That makes it easier for sourcing teams to write requirements into tech packs—and easier for incoming inspection teams to verify.

2) Balanced build for rainwear + cubiertas

el listado 190 gsm total weight (con 150 gsm base cloth) is a practical balance: not overly heavy, but substantial enough for covers and structured applications.
If your program needs a softer garment handfeel or a firmer cover handfeel, coating type and back-side finish can be tuned during sampling.

3) Consistent width for efficient marker planning

A standard 150 cm de ancho supports better cutting efficiency and consumption control for factories, especially when you scale into bulk production.

4) Waterproof rating aligned to many outdoor needs

A >5000 mm water column sits in a practical range for many rainwear and outdoor cover applications (when seams are managed correctly).

Aplicaciones típicas (Dónde utilizan los compradores esta especificación)

The product page lists these target applications: ropa impermeable, cubiertas, pantalón, tienda.
Here’s how B2B buyers typically map that into real SKUs:

Ropa impermeable

• Chaquetas de lluvia, poncho, sobrepantalones

• Industrial rainwear where durability is prioritized
  Tip: If you plan seam taping, confirm tape compatibility and bonding window during sampling.

Cubiertas

• Outdoor furniture covers, grill covers, cubiertas de equipos

• Protective covers for transport/storage
  Tip: Specify reinforcement patches at corners and strap points; this fabric’s tear/tensile profile supports those high-stress areas well.

Bags and accessories

• Outdoor bags, bolsas de herramientas, liners, duty accessories

• Wipe-clean, weather-resistant soft goods
  Tip: Confirm abrasion expectations based on your use case (ground contact vs body contact vs internal liners).

Tent components

• Select tent panels, accessory components, storage bags
  Tip: Validate based on seam sealing method and intended exposure duration.

Development Options

Serious B2B programs usually require “a controlled platform + customization.” Typical options include:

• Combinación de colores (Pantone or physical swatch)

• PU coating variation (barrier level vs handfeel balance)

• DWR tuning for your market (beading priority vs softer touch)

• Impresión / branding for covers and bag programs

• Optional functional add-ons (dependiente del proyecto): anti-mildew, UV considerations, FR variants

If you already have a benchmark fabric from another supplier, send a sample. Matching becomes faster when your reference is physical.

Pruebas & Quality Guidance

To avoid returns and production waste, B2B buyers often validate these checkpoints before bulk:

1. Cabeza hidrostática / water column verification for the finished spec

2. Uniformidad del recubrimiento (poros, manchas, coating weight stability)

3. DWR beading after basic handling (to confirm face performance)

4. Cut & sew trial to confirm seam performance, elección de la aguja, and stitch density

5. If applicable: seam tape bonding window (temperature/pressure/time)

Because waterproof performance is sensitive to seams, many brands treat fabric selection and seam strategy as one package—especially in rainwear.

Llamado a la acción (Solicitud de cotización / Muestra / Ficha Técnica)

Si estás abasteciendo 420D Nylon Oxford PU Coated fabric con >5000 clasificación de impermeabilidad en mm y DWR > 90% for rainwear, cubiertas, pantalón, or tent-related programs, send your requirements and we’ll respond with a detailed offer and the most suitable sampling direction.

Contáctenos para una oferta detallada:
Compañía: Magra textiles Co, Limitado.
Email: [email protected]
WhatsApp / WeChat: 008615051486055

Preguntas frecuentes

Q1: What is the base fabric and construction?
A: The product page specifies Nylon 420D con revestimiento de poliuretano y L 1/1 tejer.

Q2: ¿Cuáles son el peso y el ancho estándar??
A: 190 gsm total weight y 150 cm de ancho.

Q3: What waterproof level is specified?
A: Columna de agua > 5000 mm.

Q4: What does “water column (mm)” represent?
A: It is a waterproof rating indicating how much water pressure a fabric can withstand before leaking, commonly measured by a hydrostatic head test.

Q5: What does DWR do, and why is it included?
A: DWR helps water bead on the face fabric and reduces wet-out; it’s widely used on rainwear systems to keep the outer surface from saturating.

Q6: What are the tensile and tear values?
A: De tensión 1400/1000 norte (5 cm) y lágrima 80/70 norte (5 cm).

P7: Is this better for rainwear or for covers?
A: It’s listed for both. The best fit depends on your handfeel target and seam strategy. For rainwear, confirm seam taping and comfort; for covers, confirm folding frequency and abrasion zones.

P8: Can you customize coating/handfeel for different products?
A: Typically yes—PU coating and surface finish can be tuned. Share your target use and performance priorities so the sample matches your production reality.

P9: Can this be used for tent fabrics?
A: The product page lists “tent” as an application. Validate with your tent structure, seam sealing method, and target exposure conditions.

Q10: What information should I send for an accurate quotation?
A: Uso final (rainwear/covers/bags/tent parts), color requirement, target waterproof/DWR expectations, cantidad por color, and delivery destination/window.