X-Pac Fabric
Dimension-Polyant, a global leader in sailcloth production and the creator of X-Pac® laminates designed for packs and bags, is addressing the growing demand among tactical operators, first responders, and shooting sports enthusiasts by introducing their latest innovation, X-Pac® Tactical Fabrics.
Developed with Tyra Technology®, these fabrics provide higher quality and performance materials for safeguarding valuable tactical equipment during transit and in the field. They are lightweight, durable, and waterproof, hence being ideal for professional operators seeking peak performance in harsh environments.
Tyra Technology® is one of the most advanced innovation of spread filament fiber efficiency. It ensures exceptionally lightweight yet incredibly strong laminates by expertly aligning and orienting each filament. This maximizes their contribution to load carrying, tear resistance, and puncture toughness, reducing excess weight and enhancing overall performance.
X-Pac® Tactical Fabrics leverage proprietary lamination technology designed for advanced operators requiring efficiency and durability. It also combines trusted face fabrics with innovative fiber reinforcement, creating a unique construction that enhances equipment functionality and longevity in demanding missions.
Taylor North, Head of Technical Fabrics at Dimension-Polyant, emphasized the intention behind producing them is creating a high-performance carrying solution that exceeds expectations, where lightweight meets durability, and innovation meets reliability.
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