Difference between Dunlop and Talalay latex
Situation between Talalay and Dunlop technology is just simple.
Talalay is the first technology Dunlop is the newest
Talаlаy Technology poured into the latex matrix formulation
Dunlop is with vulcanisation process in the latex matrix
This mean that with Dunlop same latex milk is injected directly in mattress shape with pressure for a higher latex density
Vulcanisation process ( Dunlop Technology) provide more guaranty that
there is not a bubble in the latex core because of vulcanisation
Dangerous for the latex mattresses is this bubbles. They provide a
option the mattress to sinking and this is the advantage who Dunlop
Technology have and that's why Dunlop is the newest technology
Both technology use the same material - latex.-just тhe method of
forming the shape of the mattress is different
We see also the combinations between Tallalay and Dunlop and this
just marketing trick
There is no need of this and both combination give the same firmness
and same density if they follow the firmness standards
There is a manufacturing standards regarding the firmness for all
manufactures.
The standards for firmness is
Soft (S) -53 kg per cubic meter ( not recommended for heavy people)
Medium (M) - 63 kg per cubic meter. This is standard marketing firmness. All mattresses in the market are with this firmness
Firm (F) - 73 kg. per cubic meter. This is recommended for one of the people is over 95 kg. This mean that if your personal body is over 95 kg - not combination between 2 partners.
.And both technologies are good and with both technologies give
a good mattress if they are 100% solid latex.
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