UBL fabric

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We’re working on a bid for an orthopedic device and the spec sheet calls for an UBL fabric. What’s that?

We’re guessing that it’s probably referring to an “unbroken loop” fabric, which is a part of a hook-and-loop fastening system. Unbroken means that the fabric has a pile that’s been left uncut, so that there are loops on the face of the fabric.

Juli Case is IFAI's information and technical services manager.

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