Drop stitch MatrixWeb technology makes flat inflatables


From Rescue to Retaining wall

MatrixWeb[r] Drop-stitch Technology

Another advanced industrial solution from 1300INFLATE

This exciting new cutting edge Inflatable technology makes it possible to make a high pressure, flat inflatable product, exhibiting outstanding mechanical strength characteristics in both tension, compression and shear.

MatrixWeb[r] products can inflate safely to a high pressure making them ideal for self-supporting and highly rigid structural elements that need to be portable, quick to deploy and compact to store.

This product got its first rigorous testing as flooring for rescue craft and white water inflatable rafts. 1300INFLATE and our partners have now improved and upgraded this technology in manufacturing the Matrixweb[R] range of inflatable products.

1300INFLATE, who are known for innovation in the use of inflatable industrial products, have truly expanded the boundaries of inflatable products for industrial applications.


For the Building and Construction industry include:-

@ Walls, barriers, partitions and inflatable bollards and sound barriers and attenuators as well

For the Transport and Logistics industry inflatable products include:-

@ Inflatable decks and raised loading platforms, portable loading docks and bays, and dock seals

For Emergency Response:-

@ Inflatable stretchers, Inflatable fall arrest cushions and blast screens, quick deploy floodgates and inflatable flood barriers, rescue craft.


Some of the advantages of MatrixWeb[r] products are:-

Flat surface

Narrow profile

Compact when packed

Durable and easy to maintain

Quick to inflate

Variable pressure and hardness

Conform to unevenness

High stiffness and construction strength

Excellent Thermal and sound insulating properties.

Very versatile in shape and forms that can be achieved.

Available in various thickness.



1300INFLATE have an extensive design and manufacturing capability and offer our clients a complete turnkey service in the development of customised product to demanding specifications.

Why not call us and check out your ideas- or mail david@1300inflate.com.au

Comments

liz said…
I've never heard of these flat inflatable products before. A very interesting idea. Makes sense, though. Thanks for sharing.
October 20, 2010 at 4:46 PM
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