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Old 24 June 2015, 02:40   #1
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texture Hypalon

Hello , I am looking to find what kind of fabric is use to reinforced the upper part of the tubes and to protect them, I have see it in the police inflatables , Excuse my ignorance, but I can see to find the light where to purchase this on the united estates, some body toll me that is texture hypalon or EPDM, the true is that I can't find the place where I can purchase the material or a place to do this work, I have a 20 Feet HBI Regards, Reinier
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Old 24 June 2015, 14:29   #2
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Hello , I am looking to find what kind of fabric is use to reinforced the upper part of the tubes and to protect them, I have see it in the police inflatables , Excuse my ignorance, but I can see to find the light where to purchase this on the united estates, some body toll me that is texture hypalon or EPDM, the true is that I can't find the place where I can purchase the material or a place to do this work, I have a 20 Feet HBI Regards, Reinier
Achilles and Pennel & Flipo are the two dominant forces in synthetic fabric manufacturing for marine applications. You can purchase material from them in a variety of colors, textures, decitex, and thickness.

Both have U.S. offices. However, they will probably not sell to an end consumer.

Also, CSM / Hypalon material is VERY expensive in small quantities...$100-$200 per linear meter.
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Old 24 June 2015, 15:00   #3
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For hypalon material, try NRS (nrsweb.com); for sheet EPDM you can try Mcmaster Carr (mcmaster.com).

You can get the appropriate glue from NRS as well (assuming you know your boats material.)

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