Fabric Linetex Glacier LNT-4768 (Price Per Meter)

Linetex fabrics are engineered for exceptional durability, featuring resistance to abrasion, UV rays, mildew, and staining. This makes them ideal for both indoor and outdoor environments, providing long-lasting aesthetics and functionality. In the marine sector, Linetex is particularly valued for its ability to withstand harsh weather conditions and saltwater exposure, maintaining its integrity and appearance over time.
Key Features

• PERMACOOL
  PERMACOOL refers to a line of fabrics designed for superior cooling and comfort. These fabrics are engineered to provide enhanced breathability and moisture-wicking properties, making them ideal for use in hot and humid conditions.

• PERMABLOK3® PLUS
  PERMABLOK3® PLUS is an advanced protective coating that enhances the durability and longevity of fabrics. It offers robust resistance to stains, mildew, and wear, ensuring the fabric remains in excellent condition over time.

• >100,000 cycles Martindale (EN ISO 12947:1999 Part 2)
  This indicates the fabric’s high durability. The Martindale test measures abrasion resistance by rubbing the fabric against a standard abrasive surface. A rating of over 100,000 cycles means the fabric can withstand extensive wear and tear, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications.

• Resistance UV: ISO 105 B04 ≥ 4/5 (Grey Scale)
  This specification measures the fabric’s ability to retain its color when exposed to UV light. The ISO 105 B04 test uses a grey scale from 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent). A rating of ≥ 4/5 signifies that the fabric has very good UV resistance and will maintain its color well under sunlight exposure.

• UV-resistance: ISO 105 B02 ≥ 7/8 (Blue Wool Scale)
  This measures the fabric’s resistance to fading when exposed to UV light, using the Blue Wool Scale from 1 (poor) to 8 (excellent). A rating of ≥ 7/8 indicates excellent UV resistance, ensuring the fabric's colors remain vibrant even after prolonged sunlight exposure.

• Cold Crack -29ºC
  This term indicates the fabric’s ability to withstand extremely low temperatures without cracking. A cold crack resistance of -29ºC ensures the fabric remains flexible and durable in very cold environments, preventing damage from freezing temperatures.

• Anti-stain Finish
  An anti-stain finish means the fabric has been treated to resist staining from various substances. This treatment makes it easier to clean and maintain the fabric, keeping it looking new and pristine despite spills or dirt.

• Mildew Resistant Backing and Face
  This specification means the fabric is treated to resist mildew growth on both the front and back surfaces. This is particularly important in humid or damp environments, ensuring the fabric does not develop mold or mildew, which can cause deterioration and health issues.

• Sulfide Stain Resistant
  Sulfide stain resistance ensures the fabric does not discolor or degrade when exposed to sulfur compounds, which are often present in polluted environments. This feature is crucial for maintaining the fabric’s appearance and structural integrity in challenging conditions.

• Anti-static Finish
  An anti-static finish prevents the build-up of static electricity on the fabric’s surface. This feature helps avoid static shocks and keeps the fabric free from dust and dirt particles, contributing to a cleaner and more comfortable user experience.