Vehicles + Vinyl

Recycled-Material Fabric

Banner, tradeshow substrates contain Repreve reclaimed yarn

Published

15 years ago

January 14, 2009

Jacob Rieskamp Signs of the Times January 2009 Issue

Fisher Textiles (Indian Trail, NC) is presenting Enviro-Tex® flame-retardant fabric that partially comprises 100% recycled Repreve® yarn. The product line includes:

• ET 9417 Soft Knit, a 122-in.-wide, 6-oz., wrinkle-resistant material that comprises 59% recycled Repreve polyester and is designed for banners and tradeshow graphics;

• ET 9418 Poly Knit, a 122-in.-wide, 5-oz. fabric that comprises 30% recycled material and is designed for banners and tradeshow graphics;

• ET 9450 Symmetry, a 125-in.-wide, 5.9-oz. knit substrate that comprises 88% recycled polyester and 12% Spandex® that’s designed for stretching into geometric and other, unusual shapes;

• ET 9460 Poly Knit, a 6-oz., warp knit that contains 40% recycled polyester and offers two-sided printing and outdoor durability for flags and banners;

• ET 9499 Firesafe, a 6.1-oz., polyester, three-bar knit that contains 55% recycled material and suits tradeshow and exhibit graphics; And,

• ET 9975 Power Stretch, an 8.8-oz., warp knit that includes 95% recycled polyester that offers strong flexibility and wrinkle resistance.

(800) 554-8886; www.fishertextiles.com

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