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Dermizax EV
The nonporous membrane with high waterproofness and superior elasticity
This smart nonporous membrane offers exceptionally high waterproofness, moisture permeability and low condensation. Its smooth texture, lightweight configuration and high elasticity enhance wearer comfort. Ideal for mountaineering, winter sports and other heavy-duty applications.
- Super durable water repellency that protects against heavy storm conditions
- Exceptionally waterproof and highly windproof
- Greatly improved moisture permeability for enhanced comfort
- Soft, lightweight and easy to care for
Physical Properties
| Waterproofness | 20,000mmH2O or higher |
|---|---|
| Moisture Permeability | approx.4,000g/m2/24 hrs. or higher *1(2-layer) |
| 20,000g/m2/24 hrs. or higher *2(2-layer) | |
| 16,000g/m2/24 hrs. or higher *2(3-layer) | |
| Water Repellency | 80 points or higher (after 20 wash cycles) |
*1: A-1 upright cup method (JIS L1099 A-1,ISO 2528)
*2: B-1 inverted cup method (JIS L1099 B-1)
Source: https://www.sportstextiles.toray/en/dermizax/der_002.html

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