Nassimi introduces biodegradable vinyl for healthcare

Nassimi has introduced Hyphyn, a groundbreaking biodegradable vinyl that represents the next generation of coated upholstery fabrics for healthcare and other commercial spaces. Debuting this October at the Healthcare Design Conference & Expo in Kansas City, Missouri, Hyphyn is inspired by its namesake that symbolizes connection, bridging durability with environmental responsibility.

The innovative, stain-resistant, and bleach-cleanable material is engineered to withstand demanding healthcare environments while offering a verified end-of-life benefit. It biodegrades by over 90% within two years under landfill conditions, leaving no harmful chemicals or toxic residues behind.

“Hyphyn is more than just a product, it’s a commitment to human and environmental health,” said Iwan Nassimi, Executive Vice President of Nassimi. “We’ve reimagined vinyl’s entire lifecycle to support circular design, emphasizing that a material’s end-of-life impact is as important as its performance and origin. We spent more than six years developing and testing Hyphyn to match the performance of traditional vinyl without the lasting environmental impact. It proves that durability, aesthetics, and environmental responsibility can truly coexist.”

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