Vinyl Fabric (or polyvinyl chloride) is a synthetic material consisting of a polymer mixture of rubber, resin, glue, paint and plastic. Vinyl fabric is smooth to the touch, similar in appearance and texture to Leather.
Benefits of vinyl fabric:
- strength and durability;
- elasticity and light weight;
- moisture resistance;
- heat resistance and refractory properties;
- immunity to ultraviolet;
- inoxidability.
Disadvantages of vinyl fabric:
- after disposal does not decompose completely;
- decomposition products are toxic.
Vinyl fabric can be used in a wide variety of industries from consumer goods to construction. Vinyl is used in the manufacture of: jackets and raincoats, raincoats, sportswear, special tourist and fishing shoes, wallpaper, stretch ceilings, awnings, tents, and advertising banners.
