How does acrylic fabric’s resistance to peeling compare to laminated polyester?
Acrylic fabric and laminated polyester are both popular materials, but their resistance to peeling differs significantly. Acrylic fabric, known for its softness and lightweight properties, tends to resist peeling better in everyday wear due to its cohesive fiber structure. However, laminated polyester, with its layered construction, offers superior peeling resistance in high-stress or abrasive environments. While acrylic may peel over time with frequent friction, laminated polyester's adhesive layers provide enhanced durability. The choice between the two depends on the intended use—acrylic for comfort and polyester for rugged applications. Testing under controlled conditions can further highlight these differences.
