Suitable for interior wall linings in wide range of applications where hygiene is important, including commercial kitchens, hospitals and other medical areas.

Suitable for the manufacture of fume cabinets, ducting and many other fabricated parts.

Suitable areas of use include – amenities blocks, bakeries, butcher shops, cold stores, fellmongers, bacon curing, food processing and packaging, commercial kitchens, pharmaceutical manufacturers, veterinary surgeries, cowsheds etc. 

• Farming: Farmers find Ezyliner is ideal for milk rooms, vat stands, bail wall and wet wall areas. Easily cleaned, Ezyliner stays looking attractive despite occasional rough treatment. Ezyliner takes the knocks and bangs that could crack and shatter other linings
• Butcher Outlets: No longer confined to the cutting rooms out the back — butchers now use Ezyliner to line retail areas because it stays looking smooth and clean. Just throw warm water over it and scrub it with a Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries approved cleaning agent, and it will clean up looking like new
• Fish Chillers: Fish processors, initially used Ezyliner to reline entire fish chillers because it did not become brittle and crack with the constant changes in temperature. However, due to its resilient properties, Ezyliner is now being used throughout the entire plant
• Abattoirs:  Plants processing beef, mutton pork and lamb use Ezyliner extensively on both the walls and the ceilings

Colour and Sheet Size:

• Ezyliner is manufactured in a standard colour of white. Other colours may be available subject to minimum quantities
• Ezyliner is manufactured in 3 and 4.75mm thickness, in standard 2400 x 1200mm sheets. Other sizes may be available, again subject to minimum quantities
• The Ezyliner jointer is manufactured in a standard length of 2400 +5mm

• Not suitable for exterior use
• Ezyliner should not be used for areas outside the temperature constraints of the product
• Storage:  Ezyliner should always be stored away from direct sunlight on a flat surface and never on its edge. Lift rather than drag sheets off the stack to avoid damage to the quality surface. The Ezyliner jointer should be stored free of distortion at normal room temperature
• Care must be taken when installing Ezyliner at a temperature other than its working temperature. Ezyliner has a working temperature of –100°C to 500°C with a vicat softening point of between 1400°C and 1500°C

• Fire rated in accordance with ISO5660 and AS5637.1
• Ezyliner FR is approved as a Category 3 Fire Rated wall and ceiling liner

• Hygienic: Ezyliner is impermeable, non-porous and does not encourage bacterial growth. It is easy to clean and will withstand repeated washing with a steam hose.
• Non Toxic: The materials used to produce Ezyliner are completely nontoxic and will not taint food or beverages. The material has FDA, DGA Food Approval.
• Durable: The unique formulation of Ezyliner provides an extremely hardwearing surface which will not deteriorate; chip or flake, even from impact at low temperatures. Ezyliner has a durable life of at least 15 years when installed in an interior application as per the Ezyliner installation brochure. Most installations incorporating Ezyliner would fall inside the BIA 15 year durability provision, being systems having a moderate ease of access, but difficult to replace
• Thermal Properties: Ezyliner has a 1.8 x 10 4 co-efficient of linear expansion. This means that, for every 100°C rise or fall in temperature, it will expand or contract by approximately 1.8mm per metre. Ezyliner fasteners and joiners are designed to accommodate this thermal movement. Note: Care must be taken when installing Ezyliner at a temperature other than its working temperature. Ezyliner has a working temperature of –100°C to 500°C with a vicat softening point of between 1400°C and 1500°C. Ezyliner may be steam cleaned
• UV Stability: Ezyliner is designed for interior use, however it has been formulated to withstand minimum UV radiation and may be used where subject to UV exposure. Prolonged exposure to UV will, however, result in a reduction in the life of the product