Over the years industry has worked to integrate PALS slots into fabric using a variety of means. Now, Objective fabric is available, a 500D warp knit fabric using the same Cordura Nylon 6,6, air textured, solution dyed fibers as other fabrics, but with MOLLE standard slots woven into the structure. Since it’s manufactured like other warp knots you have access to full 57 inches of fabric on the roll. The creators tell me the fabric can also be customized with the use of other fibers for speciality applications.
With Objective, you don’t require laminate or laser cutting. It’s also about half the weight of current laminate alternatives with ~90% of the slot strength. It’s also mechanically breathable. Additionally, like other Cordura fabrics, it meets NIR and shading requirements and can be dyed to create patterns.
Strength:
Carabiner Pull Out Strength: Approx. 165 lbs/ 75 kg
Inter-Slot Pull Out Strength: Approx. 70 lbs/ 32 kg
Parallel Pull Out Strength: Approx. 150 lbs/ 68 kg
Learn more at www.objectivefabric.com.
I can see on the picture that PALS dimensions are WRONG on this fabric.
Then I checked their website, they have dimensions there:
https://www.objectivefabric.com/material
26 mm in vertical direction (proper PALS is 1 inch – 25.4 mm), horizontal loop size is 33 mm (28 mm slit length plus 5 mm gap between slits). Also they show 35 mm between centers of the slits, how the hell is it possible if the same picture shows 28+5 mm?). The proper PALS loop is 1.5 inches = 38 mm.
This fabric is shite.
Agreed
Imagine getting so wrapped around the axle creating a fabric that your company completely forgets to research the actual PALS specifications written by the original designer.
Agreed, looks odd. Maybe it still works because it is an elastic fabric?
This website is flagged as high risk and unsafe for visit. Not sure why.