Pollack Temptation Fabric 2120/02

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Color: peanut Weight: 12 1/4 ounces per linear yard, 379 3/4 grams per linear meter Flammability: CB117E - passes Origin: Switzerland Notes: Designed by the Pollack Studio © 1998 Pollack & Associates
Description
Color: peanut Weight: 12 1/4 ounces per linear yard, 379 3/4 grams per linear meter Flammability: CB117E - passes Origin: Switzerland Notes: Designed by the Pollack Studio © 1998 Pollack & Associates

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Temptation Fabric
2120/02
Temptation Fabric 2120/02
Color: peanut Weight: 12 1/4 ounces per linear yard, 379 3/4 grams per linear meter Flammability: CB117E - passes Origin: Switzerland Notes: Designed by the Pollack Studio © 1998 Pollack & Associates

Color: peanut
Weight: 12 1/4 ounces per linear yard, 379 3/4 grams per linear meter
Flammability: CB117E - passes
Origin: Switzerland
Notes: Designed by the Pollack Studio © 1998 Pollack & Associates

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Technical Specifications

  Pollack
Product Category Industrial Fabrics
Product Number 2120/02
Product Name Temptation Fabric
Material Synthetic; Cotton; Natural; Polyester
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