Materials
Select material based on working conditions
This is an initial guide based on the company profile. Samples, specifications, and technical documents still need to be confirmed for each project.
American Drill
Strength: Strong, sufficiently thick, and suitable for many light-to-medium industrial uses.
Consideration: Can feel warm during prolonged use in very hot outdoor conditions.
Initial fit: Logistics, warehouses, technicians, and general operations.
Japan Drill
Strength: Denser and more durable than lighter drill options.
Consideration: Heavier and warmer than American Drill.
Initial fit: Manufacturing, construction, automotive, and heavier daily use.
Taipan Drill
Strength: Premium appearance, durable color, comfortable, and strong.
Consideration: Availability and price may vary compared with American or Japan Drill.
Initial fit: Professional uniforms, mining, and oil and gas projects.
Full Cotton
Strength: Absorbs perspiration well and is comfortable for hot environments.
Consideration: Can wrinkle more easily and requires suitable construction for demanding use.
Initial fit: Hot environments, outdoor activity, and lighter technical work.
Fire Retardant
Strength: Provides additional protection when the correct tested fabric and garment specification are selected.
Consideration: Usually heavier and more expensive; test reports must be confirmed per procurement requirement.
Initial fit: Oil and gas, petrochemical, fire-response, and tasks with heat or flame exposure risk.
Material samples & references
These PDFs are reference catalogs from fabric manufacturers. Fit for a specific order should still be confirmed with a physical sample.
Union Drill Catalog
Fabric reference catalog for Union Drill, covering weave, weight, and color options.
Valleta American Drill E-Catalog
American Drill fabric specification sheet from Valleta, used as a reference for durability and texture.
American Drill 1919 Reference
Additional American Drill fabric reference sheet for comparison against project requirements.
A note on flame-retardant materials
The company profile references SNI 0989:2011 and ASTM D1230-10 for a specific variant. The website does not claim that every product automatically complies. Procurement should request the test report, test scope, fabric composition, fabric weight, and complete-garment applicability for the ordered project.