30.08.23 – Carrington Textiles
Innovations in military fabrics
Carrington Textiles, a leading global expert in military fabrics, is said to announce its participation in this year's Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) exhibition, to be held at London's Excel from September 12th to 15th, 2023.
At DSEI in London Carrington Textiles will show innovations in military textiles, showcasing its latest developments in CBRN (Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear) protection and stretch ripstop fabrics designed to meet the evolving needs of modern armed forces.© Carrington ©
Introducing “Spartan HT Flex Lite”
Discover Carrington Textiles' cutting-edge innovation, “Spartan HT Flex Lite” a lightweight military fabric designed to meet the demanding needs of modern defense personnel. Incorporating 2% lycra and 37% cotton, this fabric offers unmatched comfort and stretch capabilities. With 61% cordura military-grade nylon 6.6, it ensures exceptional durability. Paul Farrell, Sales Director at Carrington Textiles, emphasizes the focus on user comfort, with lycra enhancing both stretch and performance. A just 195gsm solution that combines resilience with comfort.
CBRN Protection Elevated: “Dakota” Fabric by Carrington Textiles
Partnering with CQC Ltd, Carrington Textiles introduces “Dakota” fabric, a pivotal component of the “Mk4a” CBRN garment. With 95% cotton and 5% polyester in a ripstop weave, Dakota offers unmatched strength and safeguarding against Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) threats. Jim O`Hara of CQC points out the new Multi Terrain Patern (MTP) print's versatility. At DSEI, the “Mk4a” garment can be explored firsthand and Carrington Textiles' 90-year legacy in military fabric excellence can be seen.
Additional Information: Carrington Textiles, a global workwear fabric manufacturer, boasts a textile legacy spanning over 130 years. The company exports to 80 countries, with production facilities in the UK, Europe, and Asia.
For more information and updates, visit carrington.co.uk.