Advantages
RECAFLEX PRO
Sun Protection
High resistance to sunlight
Raincoat
Resistance to humidity
Printable
Wide variety of colors
RECAFLEX PRO canvases are high tenacity polyester PVC coated fabrics whose main feature is to have a high fire resistance, equivalence in reaction to fire performance classification M2 according to UNE 23727:1990 (Fire Reaction tests for materials used in construction) being suitable for use in public places.
RECAFLEX PRO fabrics are available in a wide range of colors and are presented coated on one side, apart from the white one that is two-sided coated.
It is fireproof properties make it suitable for use in textile architecture in public spaces.
PVC Technical characteristics
PVC is a high-strength material with low thermal conductivity, economic, and also recyclable. That’s there as on why PVC canvases have become a widely used material in many fields of application. PVC tarps are used in Textile Architecture, truck covers, covers for pools or ponds, awnings and in all other applications requiring waterproof, high tensile resistance and durability.
Technological advances in the fabric development, allow to have high strength and flexibility, but with a weight-to-surface ratio lower than other materials.
RECASENS PVC Technical fabrics, are studied and proven products, having excellent weather resistance, holding for a long time, both its mechanical properties and its color. They are also highly resistant to mold.
RECASENS PVC canvases have excellent weldability and are easily printable.
Properties
Maintenance of fabrics of PVC
RECASENS fabrics, Technical Textiles, are fabrics easy to maintain. The fabric surface is non-porous plastic, making it difficult for dirt to adhere but easy to remove.
Dirt accumulation can end up damaging the PVC canvas finish, causing accelerated deterioration. It is recommended to periodically clean the canvas to prevent rot and mold growth.
For effective cleaning, sponge out using soapy water and then rinse with clean water. Let dry the fabric positioned in a perfect tension.
We recommend using neutral (non-ionic) and a low percentage of alcohol detergents. Avoid using highly acidic or highly alkaline detergents and do not use solvents or bleaching agents such as bleach or hydrogen peroxide.
To avoid damaging the canvas finish, do not use chemicals or abrasive brushes or cleaning systems using water jets at high pressure.
