MHC-9343A Flame Retardant Cotton Photoluminescent Reflective Fabric
MHC-9343A Cotton Flame-Retardant Photoluminescent Reflective Fabric Description
EN ISO20471 & ANSI 107-2020 Reflectivity
OEKO-TEX 100
50X Wash Durability
MHC-9343A Photoluminescent And Reflective HTV Specification
Our photoluminescent reflective fabric tape is available in six standard patterns, for custom pattern, please send us your design.
We can also customize the tape size, patterns, luminosity grades, and reflectivity levels to meet your specific requirements.
| Product code | MHC-9343A |
| Product type | Cottom flame retardant photoluminescent reflective fabric |
| Base material | 100% Cotton |
| Flame retardancy | EN ISO 14116, EN ISO 11612 |
| Afterglow intensity | ISO 17398 Class C: 10 min >150 mcd/m², 60 min >20 mcd/m² Test Standard: DIN 67510-1, D65 light source, 1000 lux, 5 min excitation |
| Reflectivity | EN ISO 20471 and ANSI/ISEA 107: ≥330 cd/(lx·m²) |
| Material safety | OEKO-TEX 100 Standard |
| Wash durability | 50 washes at 60°C (ISO 6330) and 25 dry clean cycles (ISO3175) |
| Width | 2 to 5.4 cm, customized width available |






Why Choose MHC-9343A Photoluminescent And Reflective HTV
Photoluminescent performance: ISO 17398 Class C
Class C is the internationally recognized minimum luminosity grade for safety signage and evacuation systems.
Certified Hi-vis: EN ISO 20471 and ANSI/ISEA 107
Retroreflective tested ≥330 cd/(lx·m²).
OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100
We are the first Chinese manufacturer to pass the OEKO-TEX 100 standard for our glow-in-the-dark and reflective heat transfer vinyl and fabric.
100% In-House Manufacturing & End-to-End Quality Control
As a leading manufacturer in the optical functional materials industry with 23 years of expertise, we produce not only the reflective heat transfer vinyl but also the strontium aluminate photoluminescent pigment in-house. This vertical integration allows us to strictly control quality from the photoluminescent luminosity to reflectivity. We back our performance with scientifically measured luminance data, not just glow-hour claims.











