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Stone vinyl sheet flooring combines a polyvinyl chloride matrix with calibrated mineral fillers to achieve a wear layer that resists abrasion while maintaining dimensional stability under varying
Order this productStone vinyl sheet flooring combines a polyvinyl chloride matrix with calibrated mineral fillers to achieve a wear layer that resists abrasion while maintaining dimensional stability under varying temperature and humidity conditions.
The core consists of 60% PVC resin blended with 30% calcium carbonate stone powder and 10% plasticizers and stabilizers, providing a nominal density of 1.45 g/cm³ and a Shore A hardness of 95±3.
A transparent wear layer of 0.3 mm to 0.5 mm thickness is calendared onto the surface, offering a Taber abrasion index below 50 mg loss per 1000 cycles under CS‑17 wheels.
| Property | Typical Value | Unit | Test Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Overall thickness | 2.0 – 3.0 | mm | ASTM F386 |
| Width | 1.0 – 2.0 | m | ASTM F2055 |
| Length per roll | 15 – 30 | m | Supplier specification |
| Dimensional stability (ΔL/L) | ≤0.15 | % | ASTM F2199 |
| Static load limit | 2500 | N | ASTM F970 |
In warehouse environments where fork‑lift traffic imposes repetitive impact loads, the flooring’s high compressive recovery limits permanent indentation to less than 0.1 mm after 10 000 cycles at 2 kN load.
Laboratories benefit from the seamless surface that prevents microbial harborage; the non‑porous wear layer meets ISO 22196 for bacterial resistance, allowing routine cleaning with pH‑neutral detergents without degradation.

Roll width can be adjusted in 0.05 m increments between 0.8 m and 2.2 m to match sub‑floor paneling, reducing seams and associated labor.
Thickness is scalable from 1.8 mm for light‑duty areas to 3.5 mm for heavy‑impact zones, with corresponding changes in wear‑layer thickness to maintain abrasion performance.
Surface emboss patterns (e.g., stone‑tile, wood‑grain, or smooth) are applied via calibrated steel rollers, allowing a tolerance of ±0.02 mm on pattern depth.
Color matching follows the Pantone Solid Coated system; custom pigments can be integrated into the PVC compound at loadings up to 5 wt % without affecting mechanical properties.
Inline laser gauges monitor thickness every 0.5 m, triggering automatic adjustments if deviation exceeds ±0.05 mm; final rolls are sampled for dimensional stability per ASTM F2199 with a batch acceptance criterion of ≤ 0.10 % change after 24 h at 70 °C/90 % RH.
Wear resistance is validated using a Taber Abraser with CS‑10 wheels; acceptance requires a weight loss below 30 mg per 1000 cycles for the 0.3 mm wear layer.
Chemical resistance testing follows ISO 2812‑1; after 24 h immersion in 10 % sodium hydroxide, tensile strength retention exceeds 95 % of baseline.
Rolls are wound onto 76 mm diameter cardboard cores with a minimum wall thickness of 5 mm, then wrapped in 0.05 mm LDPE film to prevent moisture ingress during transit.
Each pallet holds up to 12 rolls (max 2 t total) and is secured with PET straps and corner protectors; pallet dimensions conform to ISO 6780 for forklift handling.
Export shipments include a desiccant pouch (5 g silica gel) per roll and a temperature indicator that logs excursions beyond –10 °C to +40 °C.
To obtain a project‑specific quote that includes exact roll dimensions, lead time, and logistics details, reach out to our technical sales team via the contact form.
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