Three-layer composite waterproof and breathable laminated fabric dry rescue suits are mainly designed for flood rescue, marine rescue and other missions.
This type of drysuit provides essentially no thermal insulation on its own and is usually worn with thermal undergarments when operating in cold water.
Waterproof and breathable laminated fabric combines breathability, moisture wicking, waterproofing and wind resistance, keeping the wearer dry in humid environments.
It is commonly used to manufacture drysuits for amphibious operations, whitewater sports (surfing, kayaking, canoeing, sailing, etc.) and professional rescue drysuits.
Our company uses three-layer composite waterproof and breathable laminated fabric produced by manufacturers in Taiwan, China and mainland China to produce a variety of drysuit products.
Limited by the material properties of the middle functional layer, PU films are prone to yellowing and cracking, while PTFE membranes may suffer from delamination and poor folding resistance.
Therefore, its overall durability is inferior to that of butyl rubber laminated fabric, with a recommended service life of 1 to 2 years (depending on the specific material).
This drysuit adopts a microporous functional composite fabric that provides full waterproofing, windproofing and airtight protection while rapidly discharging perspiration vapor generated by the human body, avoiding internal stuffiness and condensation.
Lightweight and soft with low movement resistance, the fabric is suitable for long-duration water sports, rescue duty and relatively mild water temperature environments.
It ensures dry protection while improving wearing comfort and effectively reducing operational fatigue.