Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing coated, impregnated, or laminated textiles, and in the special finishing of textiles, such as varnishing and waxing. Establishments primarily engaged in rubberizing purchased fabrics are classified in Industry 3069, and those engaged in dyeing and finishing textiles are classified in Industry Group 226 or Industry 2231.
The coated fabrics industry (NAICS 2295, Coated Fabrics, Not Rubberized) is experiencing several qualitative trends that are likely to shape its near future. Sustainability continues to be a significant driver. Manufacturers are increasingly adopting eco-friendly practices, including using bio-based coatings and recycled materials. This shift is in response to growing consumer and regulatory pressure for environmentally responsible products.
Another notable trend is the advancement in smart textiles. Coated fabrics are being integrated with sensors and conductive materials to create products with enhanced functionalities, such as temperature regulation and health monitoring. This innovation is particularly gaining traction in sectors like healthcare, sports, and automotive industries.
Customization and high-performance applications are also on the rise. As end-users demand more specific properties—such as water resistance, UV protection, and flame retardance—manufacturers are focusing on developing specialized coated fabrics tailored to diverse industrial applications. This trend is expected to continue, driven by technological advancements and increasing investment in research and development.
Looking ahead, the industry forecasts suggest a steady growth in demand, propelled by the expanding automotive and construction sectors, which are significant consumers of coated fabrics. Additionally, the increasing use of these materials in protective clothing and outdoor gear is anticipated to contribute to market growth. Emerging markets, particularly in Asia-Pacific, are expected to offer substantial growth opportunities due to rising industrialization and urbanization.
Buckram: varnished, waxed, and impregnated
Cambric: varnished, waxed, and impregnated
Cloth, varnished glass
Coating and impregnating of fabrics, except rubberizing
Fabrics, coated and impregnated: except rubberized
Laminating of fabrics
Leather, artificial or imitation
Mats, varnished glass
Metallizing of fabrics
Oilcloth
Plastics coated fabrics
Pyroxylin coated fabrics
Resin coated fabrics
Sealing or insulating tape for pipe, fiberglass coated with tar or
Sleeving, textile: saturated
Tape, varnished: plastics and other coated: except magnetic-mfpm
Tubing, textile: varnished
Waxing of cloth
Yarns, plastics coated: made from purchased yarns
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