Atlas - Gray

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500 Denier, 100% Polyvinyl Chloride Laminated Vinyl

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Atlas - Gray 60" is a 500 Denier, 100% Polyvinyl Chloride Laminated Vinyl with a Polyester Scrim. Mildew Resistant and Printable Tarpaulin Fabric.

Cold Crack: Equal to or greater than -20 degrees Celsius.

Construction: 0500 denier.

Content - 100% polyvinyl chloride (PVC).

Features: Printable.

Fire Retartancy: Passes Motor Vehicle safety Standard 302 Fire Code.

Mildew: Product is mildew resistant.

Tear Strength: DIN53363 Warp = 35 kgf and Fill = 20 kgf.

Tensile Strength: DIN53364 Warp = 120 kgf and Fill = 70 kgf.

Ultraviolet: Equal to or greater than 300 hours.

Weight: 10oz per square yard, 16oz per lineal yard.

width: 60"

Uses: Banners / Signs / Protective Covers / Tarpaulin

Put Up: 50 yards.

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Q: I’m looking to make outdoor chair covers for protection from rain or sun. Is it breatheable? Also waterproof? Thanks so much.

Asked by: Mary boyes - 8/30/2020

A: Hi Mary

This fabric is waterproof but not breathable. If a fabric is breathable it will not be waterproof but you can get a fabric that is breathable and showerproof such as Sunbrella marine or awning fabrics. If a fabric is waterproof, it will not be breathable.

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Answer provided by: Andy Perth (8/30/2020)

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Q: Can I use this fabric as a protective barrier between plywood and the motor compartment? I would staple it to the plywood which is part of a bench seat covering the motor, etc.

Asked by: Me - 7/28/2022

A: Hi Me

Yes you can as long as you are not worried about the engine getting hot enough to melt the fabric or catch fire. If you had fabric underneath before without incident you should be ok. Anything hotter than 55 °C under the motor cover, stay away from vinyl's or fabrics unless it is designed for those temperatures. We have a product called Thermozite Sound & Heat Deflector Insulation that is used for your application that you might consider.

Here is a link to that product which comes with a shield on one or both sides. You can use the one sided version.

https://jtsoutdoorfabrics.com/Thermozite-Sound-Heat-Deflector_p_15278.html

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Answer provided by: Jari Vartiainen (7/28/2022)

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