What are the raw materials for inflatable air bags

The raw materials usually used for Inflatable Airbags include

Polyurethane (PU): Polyurethane is a polymer material with excellent strength, toughness and wear resistance. It is usually used to make high-pressure airbags, such as automotive airbags and life jackets.

PVC (polyvinyl chloride, Polyvinyl Chloride): PVC is a common plastic material with good flexibility and durability. It is usually used to make low-pressure airbags, such as pool buoys, rafting equipment, boat airbags, etc.

Coated Fabrics (Coated Fabrics): Coated fabric is a multi-layer structural material, usually consisting of polyester or nylon fabric and PVC or polyurethane coating. It has excellent abrasion resistance, water resistance and UV resistance, and is widely used in the production of inflatable tents, hovercraft, amusement facilities, etc.

Rubber (Rubber): rubber is a polymer material with elasticity and toughness, commonly used in the production of high-pressure airbags, such as aircraft life rafts, diving equipment, etc.

Nylon fabric (Nylon Fabric): Nylon fabric is a lightweight, flexible, waterproof, wear-resistant fabric material, usually used to make low-pressure airbags, such as swimming rings, beach balls, inflatable beds, etc..

When making inflatable airbags, you also need to consider the shape, size, thickness, air tightness and other factors of airbags, and choose the appropriate raw materials and process according to the specific use requirements and environmental conditions.

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