Tanotex 500
Tanotex coated fabric with leather-like finish is coated with a specialty coating designed to simulate leather. The cloth is extremely durable and also has outstanding water and soil resistance. Tanotex coated fabric can be selected for any project where leather is currently used or where the appearance of leather is needed. It is the fabric of choice for a variety of high-quality, prestige editions, medical, reference, and religious books.
| Application | |
|---|---|
| Availability | Stocked |
| Characteristics | Imitation Leather |
| Coating | Pyroxylin |
| Decorating Method | |
| Material Base | |
| Material Composition | |
| Minimum Order | 5 Yards |
| Standard Width | 54" |
| Thickness | 12.5 mils |
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