Black 210d UHMWPE Gridstop with Nylon 6.6 is some of the strongest gridstop fabric available on the market! This fabric is a step up from Ripstop By The Roll's 210d HDPE Gridstop, Robic Extreema Gridstop and is similar to Dyneema Gridstop. This fabric is waterproof with a DWR face and PU coating backside. If you want quality ripstop fabric, try this!

Mozet Supplies

210d Gridstop Fabric - Nylon 6.6 - 2nds and Miscuts

Name: 210d Gridstop Fabric - Nylon 6.6 - 2nds and Miscuts
Brand: Mozet Supplies
Price: 26.18 CAD
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Our 210d Gridstop with Nylon 6.6 is some of the strongest gridstop fabric available on the market! Mirroring fabric used by companies such as Mountain Laurel Designs, this fabric is a step up from 210d HDPE Gridstop, Dyneema Gridstop, and Robic Gridstop!

Our gridstop is made using UHMWPE, also known as Ultra PE, for the white reinforcement grid. This grid is cut, tear, and abrasion resistant while also being hydrophobic and UV resistant. It acts as a safety layer on the fabric and makes the entire fabric much more durable.

This factory-custom gridstop features a black Nylon 6.6 base fabric. Nylon 6.6 is similar to Nylon 6 but not the same. Nylon 6.6 has a lower water absorption rate, higher abrasion resistance, and higher tenacity strength in comparison to Nylon 6. While many of the best products out there use Nylon 6.6 fabric, all other gridstop fabric being sold to MYOG'ers is made from Nylon 6 fabric.

Together, the UHMwPE fibers make up the white grid that is woven into the 210d diamond ripstop Nylon 6.6. This fabric is waterproof/non-breathable with a DWR treatment on the top and a PU coating on the backside. It is malleable with a dull face fabric and glossy PU backing.

Uses of this fabric include high-quality backpacks, fanny packs, ditty and accessory pouches, wallets, and reinforcement areas such as pack straps and side pockets.

2nds and Miscuts

This fabric is usually 99% perfect with the potential for a few small cosmetic errors. Cosmetic errors are often related to the uhmwpe fiber getting bunched up in the grid. Sometimes the nylon grid has weaving errors but more often it's related to the uhmwpe. Having cut a lot of this fabric, this is a common problem not related to one factory or the other. As a supplier, it is tough to sell pieces that are imperfect. As a maker though, it is easy for you to cut around these cosmetic errors. Given this, these pieces are discounted.

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