Designers and maintenance managers in hospitals and public facilities seek new ways to enhance public safety. This is because of evolving fire safety regulations for building materials and the growing need to comply with sanitation standards. POLYVANTIS is helping customers meet these challenges by introducing a new LEXAN™ CLINIWALL™ sheet solution. The new sheet solution is made of polycarbonate and is PVC-free, which increases the safety level.

This opaque, non-chlorinated, and non-brominated sheet portfolio delivers high-strength stain resistance to blood, iodine, rubber gasket marks, and other common stains in hospitals and public facilities. LEXAN CLINIWALL polycarbonate sheet also offers excellent chemical resistance to most cleaning agents, including disinfectant Isopropanol (rubbing alcohol), helping save significant maintenance costs.

POLYVANTIS recently achieved significant recognition for its LEXAN CLINIWALL sheets. The company was honored with a GOLD medal by Friendly Materials©, inspired by PMMT, and also received the Sustainability and Gold Nightingale awards at the HCD 2023 show in the USA. These prestigious accolades highlight the exceptional quality and sustainability of the LEXAN CLINIWALL sheets.

POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS FOR LEXAN™ CLINIWALL™ POLYCARBONATE SHEET:

LEXAN CLINIWALL sheets are ideally suited for a diverse range of applications, offering exceptional benefits for various environments. In healthcare facilities, such as hospitals, clinics, homes for the elderly, sterile rooms, and laboratories, these sheets serve as a robust and hygienic interior wall cladding option. They are also highly effective in industrial settings, including clean rooms, kitchens, refrigeration, and storage areas, where cleanliness and durability are paramount.

Furthermore, LEXAN CLINIWALL sheets are perfect for public facilities like schools, kindergartens, restrooms, airports, bus stops, train stations, and sports centres. They provide a practical solution in environments where reducing the potential transference of pathogens is essential, ensuring a safer and more hygienic space for everyone.