T/CNTAC 2.7-2017 Textiles - Guide for Public Disclosure of Self-declaration Standards for Enterprise Products - Part 7: Textiles for Industrial Use
T/CNTAC 2.7-2017 Textiles - Guide for Public Disclosure of Self-declaration Standards for Enterprise Products - Part 7: Textiles for Industrial Use
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Scope
Main Technical Content: This part of T/CNTAC 2 provides a list of the main technical indicators for various industrial textiles, serving as a guide for enterprises to independently formulate product standards and publicly declare them. This part applies to the following types of industrial textiles: - Coated fabrics for membrane structures: Fabrics made from synthetic fibers or glass fibers, which are coated with polymers through immersion, coating, or lamination processes on the fabric surface, used as coated fabrics for membrane structure buildings. - Tarpaulin and awning textiles: Canvas and tarpaulin textiles used in transportation, storage, advertising, and residential applications, including tent fabrics, awning fabrics, and advertising light box fabrics. - Filtration and separation textiles: Textiles used in gas/solid separation, liquid/solid separation, gas/liquid separation, solid/solid separation, liquid/liquid separation, and gas/gas separation, including nonwoven filter materials. - Geotechnical textiles: Products made from various fiber materials through weaving, knitting, nonwoven, and composite processing methods, used in geotechnical and civil engineering, including geotextiles, geogrids, and geomembranes. - Industrial felt and carpet textiles: Sheet-like textiles made from textile fibers through wet, thermal, chemical, or mechanical processes, including industrial felts, papermaking blankets/nets, and soundproofing felts. - Medical and hygiene textiles: Textiles used in medical and hygiene fields for medical, protective, sanitary, and health purposes, including surgical textiles and hygiene textiles. - Safety and protective textiles: Textiles used to protect people and animals from physical, biological, chemical, and mechanical hazards in specific environments, including protective clothing fabrics and respiratory protection masks. - Synthetic leather (artificial leather) textiles: Base materials for artificial and synthetic leathe