Industry News
Guangzhou, China | October 23, 2026
The second phase of the 140th China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) opens on October 23, bringing international buyers together to explore products and establish new sourcing connections. Xuzhou Gadtex Technology Co., Ltd., a manufacturing company within RUIFIBER GROUP, is participating in the exhibition at Booth 13.1A03, presenting reinforcement materials for construction, flooring, waterproofing and industrial composite applications.
For manufacturers and distributors, choosing a reinforcement material involves more than comparing price and weight. Mesh geometry, fiber type, bonding method, roll width and compatibility with downstream processing all influence the final product. Xuzhou Gadtex focuses on these practical requirements, helping customers identify suitable material configurations for their manufacturing processes.
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In adhesive tape production, reinforcement needs to provide structural support without adding unnecessary bulk or compromising flexibility. Polyester laid scrim is one option for manufacturers developing reinforced tape and laminated materials.
For example, a polyester scrim with a 2.5 × 5 mm mesh structure can be considered for applications where a relatively fine reinforcement grid is required. The appropriate yarn specification, bonding system and coating compatibility should be evaluated against the adhesive formulation and production process.
This type of material is also relevant to selected flexible composite products. Rather than applying one specification to every application, buyers should assess the required tensile properties, dimensional stability and behavior during coating, lamination and converting.
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Flooring manufacturers often need reinforcement that helps maintain dimensional stability during production and service. Fiberglass laid scrim provides an open-grid reinforcement structure that can be incorporated into compatible flooring and laminated constructions.
For example, a 6.25 × 12.5 mm fiberglass scrim may be evaluated for flooring reinforcement, depending on the product structure and manufacturing process. Buyers should confirm the mesh configuration, yarn strength, bonding system and compatibility with PVC or other substrate materials before finalizing specifications.
For wider lamination applications, GADTEX also offers laid scrim for lamination. The listed product range includes square and tri-directional constructions, with roll widths from 200 to 2,500 mm and bonding options including PVOH, PVC and acrylic, subject to the selected specification.
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Waterproofing membranes, roofing systems and industrial composites have different reinforcement requirements. Material selection depends on the substrate, coating or resin system, processing conditions and performance targets of the finished product.
For waterproofing applications, fiberglass and polyester laid scrims can be evaluated as reinforcement layers in compatible membrane constructions. The choice between them should be based on the system design and the required mechanical and processing characteristics.
For industrial composites, reinforcement geometry and fiber orientation are equally important. Square and tri-directional laid scrims offer different structural configurations for manufacturers developing laminated products and other reinforced materials.
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As part of RUIFIBER GROUP, Xuzhou Gadtex Technology Co., Ltd. contributes manufacturing capabilities to the group’s reinforcement material business. When requesting a quotation, buyers can provide the following details:
Fiber Type & Mesh Size
Target Weight & Roll Width
Bonding Requirements
Order Quantity
Samples and technical specifications can then be reviewed for compatibility with the customer’s production process, supporting more efficient communication between suppliers and manufacturers.
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The second phase of the 140th Canton Fair runs from October 23 to 27, 2026. International buyers seeking reinforcement materials are welcome to meet the Xuzhou Gadtex team.
GADTEX develops reinforcement solutions around real manufacturing needs, connecting material specifications with the performance and processing requirements of the finished product.