16. August 2022
Introduce Porelle membrane – sustainable technology
Manufacturing site for Porelle membranes at King’s Lynn, Norfolk
GIVING YOU THE ADVANTAGE
As a polymer specialist with over 40 years of experience, Porelle® has created a wide range of membranes intended for lamination to create quality performance outwear. The waterproof fabrics by Porelle membranes are designed to provide maximum waterproofness, breathability, durability and protection.
BREATHABLE & WATERPROOF
The Porelle® membranes range has been engineered for extreme, high performance and to deliver waterproof consistency, durability and protection.
PERFORMANCE BENEFITS
The Porelle® membranes range has been designed to meet a broad spectrum of properties, including:
· Chemical resistant
· Cold and high temperature resistant
· Wash and dry-clean resistant
· Steam sterilisable
· Flame and abrasion resistant
· Thermally stable
· Anti-static resistant
STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP WITH PORELLE MEMBRANE
Since its inception, DexShell has been closely working with Porelle®. The Porelle® Sport membrane that DexShell selected to use is a type of hydrophilic membrane in solid microstructure which therefore is much more durable than the microporous type of membranes (in sponge structure). When laminated to a fabric, Porelle® Sport can achieve waterproofness levels in water column tests in excess of 10,000 mm. It will retain this performance after multiple wash cycles.
Porelle® Sport has a solid structure that physically stops water-droplets and wind passing through the garment. The membranes waterproofness does not however, impede its ability to control the microclimate within the garment and allows water which accumulates as sweat, to escape the garment leaving the user dry whilst retaining temperature control.
Using the Porelle® membrane as interlining layer, DexShell has created a wide array of waterproof breathable apparel accessories featuring comfort and protection.
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