There has been rapid growth in the number of super-yachts globally, and increasing demand for ways to protect these in the event of extreme weather, equipment failure or other emergencies at sea. The demand is driven by the growth and increasing value of the fleet, by insurance and other requirements, by growing recognition of risks …
A cover needed to be installed over a functioning wastewater treatment clarifier in a semi-remote area of Manitoba, Canada. The clarifier was undergoing numerous upgrades such replacing the walkway, sludge scraping mechanism and surface skimmer. The installation needed to be completed during a short shut-down period.
Lite Skin® is DIMENSION-POLYANT's latest development in surface technology. Lite Skin® is a patent-pending super lightweight, nonwoven, abrasion resistant surface component that provides multifaceted benefits for yacht sails, and other technical fabrics.
There has been rapid growth in the number of super-yachts globally, and increasing demand for ways to protect these in the event of extreme weather, equipment failure or other emergencies at sea. The demand is driven by the growth and increasing value of the fleet, by insurance and other requirements, by growing recognition of risks …
A cover needed to be installed over a functioning wastewater treatment clarifier in a semi-remote area of Manitoba, Canada. The clarifier was undergoing numerous upgrades such replacing the walkway, sludge scraping mechanism and surface skimmer. The installation needed to be completed during a short shut-down period.
DIMENSION-POLYANT’s X-PLY® Veil is a revolutionary composite reinforcing material utilizing advanced sailcloth technology, placing high modulus fibers at deliberate angles for ultra-light multi-directional and torsional strength and control. The X-PLY® Veil consists of a thermoplastic veil, which serves as a carrier for the X-PLY® yarn and/or optional warp Insert fiber components.
Using our proprietary Sailcloth Technology, Dimension Polyant has solved the problem of wet totes, packs and duffels by laminating traditional cotton duck to polyester film.
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