The core application of this rectangular-mesh (1.6×0.8 ENDS, 6.25×12.5 mm) laid scrim is as the hidden tensile grid laminated into or between foil–kraft, non-woven mats, flooring carriers, and technical textile stacks where the converter wants differentiated warp/weft reinforcement rather than a symmetric square mesh. It is laminated into the host stack to:
The 1.6×0.8 ENDS layout lets the MD-heavier or CD-heavier bias be set at the scrim stage, so the composite sees balanced or deliberately biased tensile where the process or end-use calls for it (e.g., machine-direction on laminators, circumferential on wraps).
The scrim’s low elongation and multi-directional (rectangular) grid keep the laminate from cupping, wrinkling, or tearing at handling and in-service loads — preserving flatness on flooring carriers, foil facings, and non-woven composites
10,000 m roll length (up to 50,000 m platform) feeds high-speed laminators, coaters, and slitters with fewer splice stops — fewer weak spots in finished rolls, better batch appearance.
Laid scrim can be used as basic materials to produce truck cover,light awning, banner, sail cloth etc.