PVC Free Mesh Banner
PVC Free Mesh for Exhibition Banners

A polyester mesh with a water-based PU coating for printed exhibition banners.

Material Data
Weight
260gsm
Width
1.05-3.2m

TECHNICAL DATASHEET

PVC Free Mesh Banner | DuraFlex
Structure:Water based PU coating+polyester base fabric
Base fabric:1000D*1000D 9*9
Weight:260gsm
Width:1.05-3.2m
Roll length:50m/100m
Colour:Customized
Temperature:-20~+70(°C)
FR certification:Customized B1, B2, M1, M2, NFPA701, DIN75200;
Packing:Paper tube+PE film+Craft paper
Printing Methods:Solvent, Eco Solvent, Latex, UV
MOQ:3000yards for customization/ 100yards for in-stock

Product Features

  • Flame retardantOptionalAvailable as an optional configuration. A flame-retardant formulation for fabricators supplying projects with defined fire-behaviour requirements. Select the grade around the test method required for the finished application.

A Defined PU And Polyester Construction

The material record explicitly identifies a water-based polyurethane coating and a polyester base. That gives the buyer a clearer composition than PVC-free alone. The 1000D×1000D reinforcement and 260gsm finished weight describe different parts of the specification. Neither gives a measured open area. Keep a sample of the actual coated mesh so its opening pattern, surface and handling can be matched to the production order.

Print Approval For Exhibition Use

An exhibition banner is judged as a printed and finished panel. Check the selected printing method on the PU coated mesh, including fine lettering and solid colours across its openings. Where flame performance is required, specify the relevant standard with the intended ink and finished configuration. Listed optional standards do not by themselves confirm that every print and fabrication combination has the same tested result.

Application requirements

Specify screen or banner dimensions, mesh openness, edge reinforcement, fixing spacing and exposure. Review tear behaviour around openings and attachment points, dimensional stability and the proposed printing or joining process. Wind loads and fixing requirements belong to the installed system and should be assessed with the supporting structure.

Finished Mesh-Banner Configurations

Specify the artwork size and finishing before printing. Choose a joining method compatible with the selected PVC or PVC-free mesh.

Finished-Product Configuration Examples
SpecificationConfiguration
Finished SizeWidth × height after hemming and joining
Hem Example50 mm reinforced perimeter
Eyelet Spacing ExampleApproximately 500 mm around the hem
Eyelet Opening Example12 mm in a finished building-wrap configuration
Artwork Safe AreaKeep text and logos at least 50 mm inside hem-and-eyelet edges
Pole-Pocket OptionSize pockets for the support pole and keep artwork clear
Large-Panel LayoutMark panel joins and print alignment on the production drawing
MountingSpecify ties or tensioning cord and review the supporting structure

Construction Details

Hem And Eyelets

Eyelets pass through the reinforced edge. Select stitching or a compatible welding process after checking the actual mesh construction.

Joined Panels

Large graphics may need several printed sections. Plan the joins before artwork output so that text and graphics align.

Discuss the application.

For PVC free mesh rolls, confirm the exhibition artwork, ink system and required test documentation.

PU Coated Polyester In PVC Free Mesh

This PVC free mesh uses a water-based PU coating on a polyester base fabric. The stated construction is 1000D×1000D with a 9×9 notation, and the finished weight is 260gsm. The polymer surface is polyurethane, while polyester provides the textile support. Open spaces remain between coated strands, making this a mesh printing material rather than a continuous polyurethane film.

Water-based describes the coating system used to carry and apply the PU. After application and drying, the coating remains on the supporting fabric. It does not establish that the finished polyester and PU composite is biodegradable or recyclable. Its PVC-free composition should be specified with the approved material, without extending that description to unverified environmental or disposal claims.

Listed widths are 1.05-3.2m, with 50m or 100m rolls and custom colours in the record. Solvent, eco-solvent, latex and UV printing are listed. For an exhibition banner, the selected ink and print settings must reproduce artwork across an open substrate. Review a printed sample for colour and fine detail at the normal display distance, and agree the handling arrangement required by the printing equipment.

The open fabric still needs a reinforced perimeter and suitable attachment details in the finished display. Include these in the sample used to approve an exhibition banner. Flame-retardant options are listed against several standards, but the required test and configuration should be agreed for the order. A project requiring a particular classification needs documentation for the relevant supplied and printed construction.