Trilaminates for drysuits

Trilaminate is a multilayer material composed of 3 layers of different materials overlapping each other. Trilaminate fabrics used for drysuits have an outer lining, an inner butyl coating, and an inner lining. This composition gives the material unique waterproofing and durability properties that are essential for underwater use. Our trilaminate lines include fabrics of different weights, with special fibers and textures to meet various usage needs.

The TP7 Triapoly 7 Trilaminates line was developed with the aim of offering a high-quality, waterproof, and easy-to-seal product. The inner fabric is made of polyester fiber with a lightweight weave, which facilitates sealing operations and ensures excellent adhesion for both adhesives and tapes. TP7 trilaminates are distinguished by their outer lining, which should be chosen according to the end use of the product.

The Classic line includes trilaminate fabrics designed to offer reliability, strength and versatility in technical applications. Due to their structure, these materials provide excellent waterproofing and ease of processing, making them ideal for the production of waterproof wetsuits and technical clothing.

The High Quality line includes trilaminate fabrics designed to offer high performance, maximum waterproofing and great durability. Thanks to the quality of the materials and the technical structure of the trilaminate, these fabrics are ideal for making technical garments and drysuits that are reliable even under the most demanding conditions of use.

Breathable trilaminates, unlike butyl coating, feature a waterproof and breathable membrane. Breathable trilaminates are particularly suitable for , breathable trilaminates are particularly suitable for the production of waterproof garments for surface uses, such as wetsuits and technical clothing for canoeing, kayaking, and sailing, as well as oilskins, jackets, and waterproof pants for water sports and outdoor activities.