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Certified artificial leather DJ3/1
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Quantity | Price | You Save |
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5 | 15,22 zł | Up to 608,54 zł |
27 | 21,27 zł | Up to 3 122,74 zł |
135 | 43,65 zł | Up to 12 591,57 zł |
500 | 47,38 zł | Up to 44 772,00 zł |
First-grade, certified artificial leather.
Artificial car leathers are produced in two varieties.
The first type is artificial leather laminated with PUR foam, i.e. with a sponge placed on the underside of the fabric, and is designed for front and back seats. They are sometimes additionally reinforced with technical fabric in the form of a mesh for better stability. A rarer solution is to use a felt backing.
The foam makes the fabric thicker and softer, and this significantly increases the comfort of use of the upholstered items.
This type of fabric is ideal for:
Artificial leather for dashboards (cockpits) does not have a foam backing, only a technical fabric directly on its underside.
Artificial leather for manufacture and repair of automotive upholstery, in particular:
It can also be used for production and repairs for the contract market, including:
Cleaning:
Notes on transport:
Fabrics are wound onto cardboard tubes and complete rolls are packaged in thick, transparent film.
Upon receipt, check the packaging for damage and inspect the fabric.
If you ordered several different patterns, they shall most likely be wound together.
Also look inside the cardboard tube - adhesive cans, catalogues, etc. are put in there.
Notes on storage :
To prevent deformation, store fabrics on cardboard rolls, preferably hung on hangers.
Make savings!
When you buy more items, you receive them in one piece. If you order several different fabrics, we will, where possible, wind them onto one roll to reduce the cost of transport.
Remember!
The colour in the photo may differ slightly from the actual fabric colour. This is affected by the settings of your monitor and graphics card in your PC.
You will easily notice colour differences by comparing the same image on different monitors/TVs.