Furthermore, these fabrics, with nearly one-half the thickness of other spunbond materials, can be engineered to provide increased surface area and lower differential pressures in media design. The exceptional burst and tensile properties of Cerex's nylon spunbond fabric provide more strength per unit weight than other competitive fabrics. Additionally, the chemical resistance of the nylon fabrics makes them preferred in fuel and hydraulic filter applications, even those containing aggressive additive packages. These attributes define what Cerex refers to as "The Nylon Advantage®," setting them apart from other nonwovens fabrics. The company operates within the industrial, manufacturing, oil and gas, and automotive industries, and was founded in 1965. Currently, there is no publicly available information on the last investment made in Cerex Advanced Fabrics or its investors.
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