High wear-resistant PVC car interior leather is a high-performance fabric designed for car interiors, suitable for a variety of interior decoration materials such as car seats, door interiors, armrest...
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Material |
PVC/PU leather |
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Color |
Customized according to your requirements, perfectly matching the color of genuine leather |
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Thickness |
0.4-2.0 millimeters |
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Width |
1.37-1.40 meters |
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Base fabric |
Knitted/plain fleece/French loop fabric /T/C loop fabric/non-woven fabric/flocking fabric |
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Features |
1. Embossing 2. Fine processing 3. Flocking 4. Wrinkling 6. Printing 7 Washing 8. Mirror surface |
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Usage |
Automobiles, car seats, furniture, interior decoration, sofas, chairs, bags, shoes, mobile phone cases, etc. |
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Minimum order quantity |
500 meters |
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Production capacity |
3 million meters per month |
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Payment term |
By T/T, 30% deposit and 70% balance shall be paid before delivery |
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Packaging |
30-50 meters per roll, made of high-quality pipe materials, inner packaging waterproof bag, outer packaging knitted wear-resistant bag |
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Port of shipment |
Ningbo, Zhejiang (Subject to customer requirements) |
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Delivery time |
10-15 days after receiving the balance of the order |
A treadmill armrest or a bench pad doesn't fail because of a single hard knock — it fails from thousands of small, repeated stresses: salt from sweat, alcohol-based disinfectant, grip friction at the same three inches of surface, day after day. This sweat-proof, fire-retardant faux leather was built around that repeated-stress reality rather than a single lab test result.
Salt and moisture from repeated contact would normally soften a coating's surface over weeks. The finish here is formulated to shed rather than absorb, so the color and texture stay stable instead of dulling into a matte, worn patch.
Dumbbell handles, adjustable bench edges, and armrests take friction in the exact same spot thousands of times a week. A tightly bonded surface layer resists the localized rubbing that causes thinner coated fabrics to develop a shiny, worn track.
Commercial gyms clean high-touch surfaces multiple times daily, often with alcohol or quaternary-based solutions. The coating is built to tolerate that chemical exposure without the surface turning tacky or losing its color depth over time.
Adjustable benches and folding equipment flex the same seam thousands of times per year. The base fabric bonding is selected to keep that fold line from cracking, which is usually the first visible sign of a lower-grade material failing.
Tracked as a surface integrity index from 100 (as new) down through repeated cleaning cycles using a standard alcohol-based gym disinfectant.
Internal wipe-cycle trial, single batch. Real-world results vary by disinfectant strength, wipe pressure, and ambient humidity.
Lighter daily contact and a single user allow a thinner gauge, typically toward the lower end of the 0.4–2.0mm range, keeping cushioning flexible and the finished piece lighter to move and store.
Multiple users per hour and longer operating days call for a heavier gauge with a firmer base fabric, particularly on armrests, seat edges, and any part gripped directly during a set.
Temperature swings make cold-crack resistance the priority over raw thickness — a mid-gauge option with a stable coating formulation typically outperforms a thicker but less climate-tolerant alternative.
Color is locked in before the finish coat is applied, so surface-level cleaning agents interact with the protective top layer rather than the pigment itself, which is why color depth holds up over repeated disinfecting.
Yes — embossing depth and texture pattern can be specified per roll, allowing a smoother finish on visible panels and a grippier texture where a hand or forearm makes direct contact during use.
The flame-retardant formulation is built into the base compound rather than sprayed on as a surface treatment, so it does not leave the stiff or waxy feel sometimes associated with topical fire-retardant coatings.
Equipment upholstery is one of the few materials on a gym floor that every single user touches. Getting the sweat resistance, grip, and long-term seam durability right is less about a single standout spec and more about how those properties hold up together, cycle after cycle, month after month.
Sweat-Proof Fire-Retardant Faux Leather is designed specifically for fitness equipment. It's durable and wear-resistant, maintaining a smooth, crack-free, and blister-free surface even after extended use, providing reliable sweat and anti-slip protection. Its soft, smooth feel, similar to genuine leather, enhances exercise comfort and grip stability, ensuring a safe and comfortable grip every time.
Comes in thicknesses from 0.4 to 2.0 mm and widths from 1.37 to 1.40 mm, it can be used to cover a variety of equipment, including treadmill armrests, fitness chair seats, backrests, and dumbbell handles. Customizable colors precisely match the hue of genuine leather, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and personalization.
A variety of base fabrics and surface finishes, including knit, velvet, French terry, T/C terry, non-woven, and flocked fabrics, as well as embossing, finishing, flocking, wrinkling, printing, washing, and mirror finishes, ensure the product is both durable and aesthetically pleasing in practical use.
The combined effects of sweat-resistant, wear-resistant, comfortable touch, and anti-slip properties significantly extend the lifespan and user experience of fitness equipment. Suitable for both home and commercial fitness environments, it provides an ideal covering material and long-lasting protection for equipment.




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