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well....or it is because the 1050 ballistic nylon is at his natural aspect and once time this last one is used and modified to get the form of a part of a luggage, ....ok....it become a 2520 ballistic nylon .....I think!!
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If you go to any Monaca gun shop you should be able to find out where to get 600D ballistic nylon Cordura.
Denier is a unit of weight indicating the fineness of fiber filaments and yarns that are woven together to make up the ballistic nylon.
You wash it with loads of soap
No, Dacron and ballistic nylon are two different materials. Dacron is a type of polyester fabric known for its durability and resistance to wrinkles and shrinkage, commonly used in clothing and upholstery. Ballistic nylon, on the other hand, is a thick and tough synthetic fabric primarily used in applications requiring high abrasion resistance, like luggage and military gear.
A 1260 American made Ballistic Nylon is the best you can get at this time but they are coming up with new fabrics all the time. A 2520 Foreign made ballistic nylon is not a bad choice either.
Micro ballistic nylon is typically stronger and more durable than 1680-denier polyester and nylon fabrics due to its tightly woven structure and higher abrasion resistance. While 1680-denier fabrics are robust and commonly used for heavy-duty applications, micro ballistic nylon offers superior tensile strength and resistance to wear and tear. This makes it a preferred choice for high-performance gear and tactical applications.
Try Wax Converters. http://www.waxcon.com.au/index.htm
Ballistic nylon is a strong and durable synthetic fabric that is resistant to abrasions and tears, making it a popular choice for luggage and military gear. Kevlar, on the other hand, is a synthetic fiber known for its high tensile strength and heat resistance, making it ideal for bulletproof vests and body armor. Kevlar is generally more lightweight and has a higher level of protection against ballistic threats compared to ballistic nylon.
This site had some good info:http://www.hartmann.com/shop/faq_care.asp
wash it with bleach