I Want Fabrics brand new Linoso Vinyl is a exceptionally durable, high spec vinyl with Antibacterial, Anti-stain and Crib 5 properties, this vinyl is suitable for contract use in healthcare, restaurants and much more. 

Antimicrobial fabric is a fabric which has been treated to keep microbes such as bacteria, fungi, and viruses from growing and multiplying within its fibers. Standard surface textiles or fabrics tend to hold in moisture and heat which creates an environment that allows the growth of microorganisms.

A single bacteria cell, in the right conditions, can multiply to over a million in the time frame of just 8 hours without intervention. Unchecked microbes can lead to infections in those with close contact with contaminated fabrics and the spread of pathogenic disease as well as the detoriation of the fabric itself, so growth prevention is highly important.

Weight: 650g/m2 +- 5% ISO 2286-2
Thickness: 1.05mm +- 5% ISO 2286-3
Tensile Strength: Across >200N Along >350N ISO 1421
Tear Strength: Across >25N Along >25N ISO 4674-2
Elongation at Break: Across 200% +-10% Along 35% +-10% ISO 1421
Abrasion Resistance: > 200.000 Rubs ISO 12947-2
Color Fastness to Rub: Dry >5GS Wet >5GS ISO 105 B04
Light Fastness: Light >6BW Dark >6BW ISO 105 B02

Flame Retardancy: UK BS 5852 Part 1 Cigarette & Match
BS 5852 Part 2 CRIB5
BS7176

Composition: Vinyl Acrylic 2% ; Polyvinylchloride 82% Base-cloth: Cotton-Polyester 16%

Finishes & Treatments: 

Anti-stain Finish
Easy to Clean
Antibacterial Protection
Antifungal & Antimildew
Anti-Weathering
Uv Resistance
Chlorine Resistance
Salt Water Resistance
Anti-Urine Resistance
Cold Crack -23 C

Care and cleaning: The vinyl should be cleaned periodically in order to maintain its appearance and prevent build-up of dirt and contaminants.
Any stain, spills, or soiling should be cleaned up promptly to prevent the possibility of permanent staining.
Use soft soapy solutions or special cleaning products for vinyl fabrics to remove stains on the surface of the material.
Remove only with a damp white cloth.
Lacquers, strong cleaners, detergents, xylene-based solutions, acetone, or MEK cause immediate damage and contribute to the
deterioration of the material. The use of such cleaners is at the owner's risk.
Certain clothing and accessory dyes (such as those used on denim jeans) may migrate to lighter colours. This phenomenon is
increased by humidity and temperature and is irreversible.