PTFE fiberglass membrane | DuraSuntex DLT-PJ11000

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PTFE fiberglass membrane factory that Fiberglass produces a photocatalytic membrane that functions like the leaves of a tree, providing shade and comfort while actively neutralizing airborne pollutants and odors. Coated PTFE is a popular choice with designers and architects in sustainable commercial roofing market sectors throughout Asia and is now beginning to find its niche in custom tensile systems in North America. The unique self-cleaning benefits of fiberglass membrane allow the material to break down dirt and other organic materials through a chemical reaction with the sun’s UV rays, oxygen and water vapor, present in the air. This reaction, known as oxidation-reduction, converts these materials into harmless gases and natural components without using excess chemicals, solvents or water. The resulting sediments are simply washed away by rain. As a result, the membrane material remains bright and clean, reducing the need for frequent service.

Fiberglass membrane specifications:

Fiberglass membrane features

• Lifespan exceeding 30 years
• Can withstand temperatures of -100 F to +450 F (-73 C to +232 C)
• Tensile strength of 500,000 PSI (more than 10 times the tensile strength of steel)
• Chemically inert
• Weather-resistant
• Resistant to micro-organisms
• Moisture-resistant
• Immune to UV degradation
• Resists the build-up of environmental pollution
• Does not discolor over time
• Does not become brittle over time
• Environmental benefits of PTFE coated fiberglass
• Self-cleaning with rain water

Fiberglass membrane applications

• Stadiums
• Exhibition spaces
• Museums
• Transportation hubs
• Leisure
• Retail
• Projects located in tropical, arid or extreme cold climates
• Large, complex structures
• Courtyards
• Atriums
• Enclosed structures
• Fabric building facades
• Vertical building facades
• Shading applications
• High-rise rooftop decks