Drip plastic cloth is frequently used in industrial kitchens, mechanical maintenance workshops, factory corridors, and other environments, which require certain requirements for its oil resistance performance. The surface of the drip molded fabric is coated with polyvinyl chloride or thermoplastic elastomer, which has strong anti penetration ability and can effectively block the infiltration of lubricating oil, edible oil and other liquids into the base fabric layer, thereby reducing the pollution of stains on the fabric. The dense particle structure of the drip molded surface forms an effective protective barrier, allowing oil stains to stay on the surface for easy cleaning. Wiping with a damp cloth or neutral cleaner can remove most of the oil stains and reduce the generation of odors after oil penetration. The oil resistance performance depends to some extent on the thickness of the drip molded fabric and the integrity of the coating. A thick and uniform drip molded layer can significantly improve the oil resistance.

When choosing drip molded fabric, you can pay attention to the oil resistance test results in the product technical parameters to understand its resistance performance to common industrial oils, ensuring that it meets the requirements of cleanliness and maintenance in the workplace. In daily maintenance, it is necessary to promptly clean the oil stains on the surface of the drip plastic cloth and maintain its good anti fouling condition.