Elastomeric Netting
The Ultimate Stretch Engine for Breathable, Flexible Composites.
Elastomeric netting is a rubber-like open mesh that serves as the stretch engine in advanced materials, providing high elasticity and snap-back recovery while remaining lightweight and breathable. It empowers manufacturers to create products that stretch comfortably without sacrificing strength or air permeability. Compared to traditional elastics like spandex or films, elastomeric netting offers superior breathability and moisture management (its porous structure allows heat and vapor to pass through) and can be tailored to achieve the desired stretch profile (hysteresis) for any application.
Delivering unrivaled stretch, recovery, and breathable comfort for next‑generation hygiene, medical, and apparel products.
Conwed’s Elastomeric Square Netting is the foundational material – an extruded elastic polymer net used in hygiene, medical, and apparel applications ranging from adult incontinence briefs and training pants to therapeutic wraps and athletic waistbands. This netting can be used on its own or laminated with other substrates to form
Elastic Composite Materials, combining the net with nonwovens or fabrics to create flexible composite structures that deliver exceptional fit, comfort, and durability in the final product. Together, these offerings enable companies to design superior elastic composites that meet demanding performance requirements – ensuring end products are soft, breathable, and able to move with the body without loss of support.
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