Product Description
All Star is part of the Boltaflex Contract Vinyl Line. A unique collection of contract vinyl for furniture, hospitality, healthcare, restaurant, office seating, and general purpose upholstery applications.SOLD BY THE YARD
All Star is ideal for all contract upholstery applications where a luxurious appearance needs to be combined with the highest technical specifications.Boltaflex All Star has been coated with PreFixx protective finish; designed to be cleaned easily, over and over, without showing signs of wear. With PreFixx protection, it is possible to remove stains that could never be removed before.
Now, with test proven stain resistance, PreFixx-protected Boltaflex vinyls protect you from high maintenance costs and from frequent upholstery costs.
SPECS:
- Width: 54
- Roll Size/Length: 30 yards
- Facing: 0.0080 gauge
- Nominal Overall Thickness: 0.050 gauge
- Nominal Overall Weight: 32 oz. per linear yard
- Face: 100% Vinyl Surface
- Backing: 100% Polyester
- Repeat: None
- Directional: No
- Railroaded: No
- Cold Crack: -20* F
- Lightfastness: 650 Hours
- Tensile Strength: CFFA-17: 85x75
- Braking Strength: CFFA-14: 35x30
- Adhesion: CFFA-3: 3x3
- Surface Abrasion: CFFA-1a: Easily passes 400,000 cycles Wyzenbeek test using #8 cotton duck; easily passes 60,000 cycles Wyzenbeek using stainless steel wire screen.
- Federal Specification CID A-A-2950 dated 10/10/95 (supersedes Federal Specifications CCC-A-680A)
- Boston IX-1 New York Port Authority Code Requirements dated 1/92.
- NFPA Code 701 (Small Scale)
- Life Safety Code Standards dated 1977.
- FMVSS-302.
- Designed to meet FAA-FAR25.853 (a) and Appendix F Part I (a) (1) (ii) per 1993 Publications.
- California Technical Bulletin 117-75, Sec. E.
- Caution: Results reported pursuant to the above standards do not necessarily define the hazards presented by this material under actual fire conditions.
- Outstanding stain resistance and cleanability - most stains wash off easily with mild cleanser.
- Resistant to common scuffing and burnishing.
- Eliminates blocking and prevents premature aging.
- Sulfide Stain Resistant
- Urine Stain Resistant
- Oil Resistant
- Mildew Resistant Backing & Face
- Anti-Static Slip Finish
- UV Stabilized Pigments
- Superior Disinfectant Resistance-Superior resistance to staining by vinyl upholstery fabric germicides (including a one-in-ten solution of household bleach).
- Active Bacterial Resistance-to the following bacteria: Bacillus cereus, Bacillus mycoides, Bacillus subtilis, Enterococcus faecalis, Escherichia coli, Klebsiella pneumoniae, Proteus vulgaris, Pseudomonas aeruginose, Salmonella choleraesuis, Salmonella typhimurium, Staphlococcus aureus
- Day-to-day soil-remove ordinary dirt and smudges with a mild soap and warm water solution. Dry with a soft, lint-free cloth or towel. For more difficult stains, use a stronger detergent; however, follow the detergent manufacturers instructions closely.
- Step 1: Use nonabrasive household cleaners such as Formula 409 All Purpose Spray Cleaner or Fantastik Spray Cleaner with water and a soft cloth.
- Step 2: Use a solvent-type cleaner such as rubbing alcohol (isopropyl alcohol) liberally applied with a soft cloth. Dry area with another cloth, rinse with clean water and dry.
- Step 3: Use strong, active solvent cleaners such as nail polish remover (acetone/water) applied with a soft cloth. Stain should be removed with less then six (6) rubs; if stain persists after six rubs, stain has probably set and may not be capable of being removed. Dry area with another cloth, rinse with clean water and dry.
Although vinyls protected with PreFixx are resistant to most common stains, some fabric dyes have the ability to create a permanent stain. To minimize any problems from these and other stains, it is recommended that as soon as they are notices all stains should be cleaned, making sure the recommended cleaning steps are followed in order.
Price is by the running yard, so when purchasing, please remember to type the number of yards you need into the quantity box and click ADD TO CART.
