
The Dura-Skrim film targets field deployments with a 1,000-denier scrim reinforcement and three-day shipping for FEMA contractors and disaster relief teams.
Viaflex, a FEMA-trusted supplier of polymer films, launched a new heavy-duty enclosure film called Dura-Skrim.
The Dura-Skrim film uses a 1,000-denier scrim. The company said this provides structural integrity for field deployments. Viaflex maintains an on-ground inventory ready to ship within three days.
The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and produces the film in the U.S. Viaflex acquired Colorado Lining International, adding on-site liner and enclosure capabilities to its service model.
The launch gives FEMA contractors a new option for rapid shelter and containment in disaster zones. Availability and durability are the main constraints in the emergency response materials market. Viaflex targets both with this product line.
The company's products span construction, agriculture, energy and industrial applications. Viaflex said the film is built for conditions where containment failures are not an option.
Viaflex said it maintains an on-ground inventory of products ready to ship within three days.
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