Linoleum xf - Tarkett Profesionalams
Linoleum xf - Tarkett Profesionalams
Linoleum xf - Tarkett Profesionalams
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And we can<br />
prove it<br />
Both internal and external testing show extraordinary<br />
results for <strong>Linoleum</strong> <strong>xf</strong>. External tests<br />
by WFK compared <strong>Linoleum</strong> <strong>xf</strong> with non-<strong>xf</strong> treated<br />
linoleum. And the results speak for themselves.<br />
New <strong>Linoleum</strong> <strong>xf</strong><br />
Confidence interval: 0.7<br />
Non-<strong>xf</strong> treated<br />
linoleum<br />
Visual soiling behaviour<br />
Confidence interval: 0.7<br />
0.00 5.00 10 .00 15.00 20.00 25.00<br />
Visual soiling behaviour and cleaning<br />
performance<br />
The differences in brightness before and after soiling<br />
and cleaning were measured photometrically in<br />
accordance with DIN 5033-3 including the confidence<br />
interval. It is clear that <strong>Linoleum</strong> <strong>xf</strong> shows significantly<br />
better results in terms of brightness and<br />
colour differences.<br />
Visual cleaning performance<br />
New <strong>Linoleum</strong> <strong>xf</strong><br />
Conf idence inte rv al: 1 0.8<br />
Non-<strong>xf</strong> treated<br />
linoleum<br />
Conf idence inte rv al: 5.5<br />
0.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 80.00 1 00.00<br />
Alkali resistance<br />
Alkaline fluids (detergent) were left on test surfaces<br />
for different periods. <strong>Linoleum</strong> <strong>xf</strong> clearly shows significantly<br />
better results in terms of visual surface change.<br />
Example: Virtually no visual change to <strong>Linoleum</strong> <strong>xf</strong><br />
after having fluid at pH 13 on its surface for 24 hours.<br />
Test report number HO 3098/05-A<br />
Alkali<br />
resistance<br />
pH 9<br />
pH 11<br />
pH 13<br />
✗ ✗ ✗ = no visual change<br />
— = visual change<br />
Alkali resistance<br />
Visual change after 24 hours<br />
New <strong>Tarkett</strong><br />
<strong>Linoleum</strong> <strong>xf</strong><br />
✗ ✗ ✗<br />
✗ ✗ ✗<br />
✗ ✗ ✗<br />
Non <strong>xf</strong>-treated<br />
linoleum<br />
✗ ✗ ✗<br />
—<br />
—<br />
Stain test<br />
Quantities (2 ml) of isopropanol, acetone, coffee and<br />
betaisodona on the different linoleum surfaces for<br />
2 hours, and the changes were measured in accordance<br />
with DIN 5033-3. The results show that <strong>Linoleum</strong> <strong>xf</strong><br />
has significantly better resistance to aggressive substances<br />
like these, in terms of visual surface change.<br />
Substance<br />
T ype of stain<br />
Isopropanol<br />
Ac et one<br />
Coffee<br />
Betaisodona<br />
Stain test<br />
New <strong>Tarkett</strong><br />
New <strong>Linoleum</strong> <strong>xf</strong> <strong>xf</strong><br />
✗ ✗ ✗<br />
✗ ✗ ✗<br />
✗ ✗<br />
✗<br />
Non <strong>xf</strong>-treated<br />
Non <strong>Linoleum</strong> <strong>xf</strong> linoleum<br />
✗<br />
✗<br />
—<br />
—<br />
Based upon internal testing<br />
✗ ✗ ✗ = no visual changes<br />
✗ ✗ ✗ = no significant visual changes<br />
+ + ✗ = slight visual changes<br />
— = significant visual changes<br />
All samples are <strong>Tarkett</strong> linoleum and were selected by <strong>Tarkett</strong>.<br />
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