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Description
Ripstop 1.5 oz. Nylon Sailcloth is a lightweight spinnaker cloth with a tight construction and an excellent finish. The fabric is impregnated with a durable melamine finish for zero porosity, as well as increased strength and a lower stretch. Ripstop Nylon Sailcloth is one of the most durable nylons in the world: it has a nylon weave construction with a reinforced grid for an increased ability to prevent tears. Ripstop Nylon Sailcloth is most widely used for all-purpose spinnakers, asymmetrical racing spinnakers, drifters and staysails.
Note: Fabric weight is given as the generic weight prior to finishing. Coated weight is listed under the Specifications.
Please note: This fabric width may vary between 59"-60".
Specifications
| Sale Unit: | Sold per linear yard |
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| Width: | 60" |
| Fabric Content: | 100% Nylon |
| Fabric Design: | Solid & Variegated |
| Color: | Green |
| Uncoated Fabric Weight: | 1.5 ounces per sailmaker's yard |
| Coated Fabric Weight: | 1.75 ounces per sailmaker's yard |
Recommended Uses
| Marine: | Sails |
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Documents
Thread and Needle Recommendations (PDF)Sailcloth Definitions (PDF)Sail Yardage Calculation Chart (PDF)Sailcloth Care and Cleaning (PDF)High Speed Sails (PDF)Offline viewing of PDF documents requires Adobe Reader.
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strong, light-weight fabric
I used this product to make a very light weight stretcher for an older dog. It's a "just in case thing" that was sewn to be used with trekking poles or lodgepoles. There were sewn in sleeves for the trekking poles and grommets/cording for the lodgepoles. The whole thing when done, with carrying case was 1.4 pounds!!
Regatta Class Flag material
Perfect for racing class flag I made. I made a stencil of a dragon graphic and printed it on the cloth with a black permanent marker. Looks good on the back-stay of my old Cheoy Lee during the races.
As expected, good buy
Just what I needed.
