The Mitchell Group has introduced three new Sta-Kleen Silicone Digital Print fabrics: Bloom, Fleur (pictured) and Song. This brings the line up to 10 digital prints and three solids. The manufacturing process uses zero solvents and contains no polyvinyl chloride (PVC), plasticizers, phthalates, heavy metals or stabilizers. It is also compliant with the following standards: REACH, LEED v4 and LEED MR Credit 5, CA Section 01350 VOC Emissions, Health Product Declaration (HPD), Healthier Hospitals Initiative (HHI), mindful MATERIALS (mM), California Proposition 65. The line also exceeds the Association for Contract Textiles (ACT) performance standards for commercial-grade upholstery, is inherently stain-, chemical disinfectant-, mildew-, hydrolysis-, UV- and denim dye-resistant with superior cold crack performance. It stands up to quaternary, phenol and the ammonia-based chemical cleaners commonly used in the healthcare industry and is one of five Mitchell fabric brands that have been named a compatibility partner with five Clorox cleaner-disinfectant products.
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