PE woven fabric is a highly durable and cost-effective material used to create wearable textiles. Its advantages include low environmental impact, durability, low cost, and high-quality finish. PE woven fabric can also be used to create strong packaging options. These fabrics are excellent for packaging industrial and commercial products as they are strong, flexible, and provide superior durability.

This type of fabric is made from spun-bond polypropylene or polyethylene film. It has a smooth and soft surface that is breathable. In addition, it is also waterproof, especially if coated with chlorinated polyethene. These features make it a great choice for disposable protective apparel. These fabrics look similar to cotton, but are more durable and breathable. They can be used for a variety of applications, including hospital accessories and medical settings.

PP/PE woven fabric can be coated with aluminum foil to improve its tear strength. It can also be coated with LDPE for 20-25mic. PE woven fabric is available in a variety of weights, ranging from 40 to 120 GSM. The fabric can be used as a radiant barrier, radiant heat flooring, and for a variety of other uses.

PE woven fabric has many advantages over other types of architectural fabrics. It is more durable and has a longer lifespan than conventional building materials. Also, it can be more cost-effective than other building materials. This material can be molded to create complex shapes without having to add additional weight.