Spradling Fabric Marlin Aqua Marine MRL-3221 (Price Per Meter)

Description

Why Spradling Coated Fabrics?

Through careful design and technology, our extensive collection of marine quality coated fabrics has enhanced and protected pleasure craft and commercial vessels for years.

Choose Coated Fabrics Choose Spradling:

• Coated Fabrics provide lasting value for the consumer or end-user – a high-quality, attractive product at an affordable price.
• Coated Fabrics are the cost-effective choice for the manufacturer who wants to provide the best quality product in the marketplace at a competitive price.
• It’s not hard to keep Coated Fabrics looking like new, even after years of use – coated fabrics and film can be cleaned easily with just soap and water.
• They are also durable enough to withstand wear and tear, and to resist scratches, tears and other damage.
• Coated Fabrics can be manufactured to provide a barrier to stains, provide antibacterial protection, and resist mold and mildew build-up.
• Coated Fabrics are easily processed using a range of both simple and advanced techniques to fit the requirements of literally hundreds of end-uses, making this a cost-effective and efficient material choice.
• Coated Fabrics are versatile enough to simulate the look of leather or fabric, or to create an entirely new and innovative look.
• Coated Fabrics, as a material, have inherent fire-resistant properties, promoting consumer safety and helping manufacturers conform to regulations.

Finishes and Treatments

• PERMACOOL
• PERMABLOK3® PLUS
• >100.000 cycles Martindale (EN ISO 12947:1999 Part 2)
• UV-resistance: ISO 105 B02 ≥ 7/8 (Blue Wool Scale)
• 2005/84/EC (phthalates in toys and childcare articles)
• UV Resistance: ISO 105 B04≥4/5 (Grey Scale)
• Cold Crack -29ºC
• Anti-stain Finish
• Mildew resistant backing and face
• Sulfide Stain Resistant
• Anti-static Finish

Flame Retardancy

• DE: DIN 4102 B2
• EU: EN 1021 Part 1 & 2
• IMO FTP 2010 Code MSC.307 (88) Part 8 3.1 & 3.2
• (MED) Marine Equipment Directive (in its current valid version)
• US: CAL TB 117-2013, Section E
• US: FMVSS 302
• US: NFPA 260 - Class 1