Industrial fabrics are designed and engineered to be used in products, processes, or services of non-textile industries. These fabrics are used by the non-apparel industry for high-performance and challenging applications. Industrial fabrics offer various useful properties such as high durability, abrasion resistance, high strength, good elasticity, and quick drying. These fabrics differ from textile fabrics in several ways and are made of high-performance fibers, yarns, and chemicals to prevent failures that could have dangerous consequences. Functionality, durability, and heat resistance are some of the important features of industrial fabrics as they must be able to handle the environmental factors and structural requirements of applications. Manufacturing industrial fabrics is very difficult as higher value fibers and materials can be more difficult to manipulate due to the intrinsic performance specifications. The increased use of industrial fabrics in th...