Canvas Cloth For Pipe & Duct Insulation
Canvas Cloth is an extremely durable plain-woven fabric used for making sails, tents, marquees, backpacks, and shelters, as a support for oil painting, and for other items for which sturdiness is required.
Canvas provides a protective barrier over pipe and duct insulation. Its 100% cotton fabric is used for insulation of Galvanized Steel ducting. It works as a cotton insulation jacket for piping.
Canvas Fabric / Specifications:
First Quality Material
100% cotton greige single filled osnaburg
Approx. Width – 1 YARD (36inches) x Length – 20YARDs (720inches)
- 6 Oz- 1.650 kg/Roll
- 6 Oz- 1.800 kg/Roll
- 8 Oz- 2.300 Kg/Roll
Canvas technical specifications
Featuring thick yarn, the canvas is tightly woven in a simple plain-weave pattern.
| Fabric name | Canvas |
| Fabric also known as | Duck, tarp, fly, awning cloth, tenting |
| Fabric composition | Plain-weave cotton or linen treated with PVC or gesso |
| Fabric possible thread count variations | 50-100 |
| Fabric breathability | Low |
| Moisture-wicking abilities | High |
| Heat retention abilities | High |
| Stretch ability (give) | Depends on the material used |
| Prone to pilling/bubbling | Low |
| Country where fabric was first produced | Italy |
| Biggest exporting/producing country today | China |
| Recommended washing temperatures | Medium to hot |
| Commonly used in | Bags, sails, tents, tarps, pants, jackets, upholstery covers, art supplies, backpacks, handbags, shoes |
