Pollack Montauk Fabric 9139/09

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Color: olive oil Weight: 8 1/8 ounces per linear yard, 253 5/8 grams per linear meter Flammability: NFPA 701 Small Scale - passes Origin: USA Notes: Designed by the Pollack Studio © 2007 Pollack & Associates
Description
Color: olive oil Weight: 8 1/8 ounces per linear yard, 253 5/8 grams per linear meter Flammability: NFPA 701 Small Scale - passes Origin: USA Notes: Designed by the Pollack Studio © 2007 Pollack & Associates

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Montauk Fabric - 9139/09 - Pollack
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Montauk Fabric
9139/09
Montauk Fabric 9139/09
Color: olive oil Weight: 8 1/8 ounces per linear yard, 253 5/8 grams per linear meter Flammability: NFPA 701 Small Scale - passes Origin: USA Notes: Designed by the Pollack Studio © 2007 Pollack & Associates

Color: olive oil
Weight: 8 1/8 ounces per linear yard, 253 5/8 grams per linear meter
Flammability: NFPA 701 Small Scale - passes
Origin: USA
Notes: Designed by the Pollack Studio © 2007 Pollack & Associates

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Technical Specifications

  Pollack
Product Category Industrial Fabrics
Product Number 9139/09
Product Name Montauk Fabric
Material Synthetic; Polyester
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