Product Name: Removable Monomeric Matte White Digital Printing Film With Black
Adhesive
Product Description:
Digital printing film is an intermediate vinyl with a specially
formulated acrylic adhesive. The white face film is coated
specifically for use with solvent, eco-solvent, latex, and
UV-curable inks and supports rich vibrant colors. The adhesive is
engineered for superior adhesion on challenging low-energy
surfaces, including concrete, polystyrene, polypropylene, and
similar substrates. The printable film is warranted for up to five
years outdoors and is suitable for application on flat surfaces and
simple curves.
Product Specfications:
| 1. Face Film | Type: | Calendered Vinyl Film | Thickness: | 100 µm |
| Surface Finish: | Matt White | Color: | White |
| 2. Adhesive | Type: | Black Removable Acrylic Adhesive |
| Thickness: | 23 µm | Color: | Clear |
| 3. Liner | Type: | PE-coated Paper Liner | Thickness: | 140gsm |
| 4. Max Durability | Up to 1 year |
| 5. Product Size | Width | Length |
| (metric/m) | (Imperial/inch) | (Metric/m) | (Imperial/yard) |
| 1.27 | 50 | 18 | 20 |
| 1.52 | 60 | 23 | 25 |
| Notice: There is a Minimum Order Requirement for Special Product
Size. |
Product Features:
- Excellent for OEM durable decal applications
- Outstanding durability and outdoor performance
- Good UV, temperature, humidity, and salt-spray resistance
- High-performance adhesive for difficult substrates
- Dimensionally stable liner for easy converting
- Air egress technology for bubble-free application
Product Application:
￭ Trucks ￭ Cars & Vans
￭ Buses ￭ Vehicle advertising
￭ Trailers ￭ Emergency Vehicles
Advantages of Applying Digital Printing Film:
- Make Your Colour Pop
Printing images on vinyl will make the colors and graphics brighter
and more defined, helping the images to stand out and make an
impact. Vinyl is a durable material and will last longer compared
to paper printing which makes it ideal for posters and banners.
Investing in promotional materials that last are also really
important so light-fast, sun-resistant inks should be used on vinyl
to keep colors and images looking fresh.
2. Investing In Materials That Last
Vinyl is durable, so your artwork will survive in a variety of
conditions, from trade shows and events to indoor office spaces and
outdoor business signage. You also have the option of using
waterproof or UV resistant vinyl to prevent damage from rain, sun,
and wind. As extra protection from the elements, you can even coat
the vinyl with a protective layer that is tough enough to be tread
on, in fact, you could walk all over it! This makes it an ideal
material for floor signage and outdoor use.
3. Create Different Shapes And Sizes
The fun thing about vinyl is its versatility. It can be cut into
any shape or size you can think of – that means no limitations on
creativity! Now, if that wasn’t enough, you can let your
imagination run wild with vinyl, for example, waterproof stickers –
they stick to almost anything! Alternatively, you can have vinyl
wallpaper prints (or decals, as they’re known) to decorate your
office, walls, windows, or storefront. Think inspirational messages
on the walls at your gym, sale signs on the windows of your store,
or creative visual merchandising to attract new customers. It’s a
really simple and cost-effective solution in bringing personality
to a space. Being lightweight, vinyl doesn’t require a lot of
adhesive. This means you can peel it off without damaging the
surface it has been applied to. What more could you want?
4. Convenient And Easy To Buy And Apply
Canvases and mounted boards are difficult to transport (not to
mention carry!) and are heavy to hang. In contrast, vinyl is easy
to move and reuse. Depending on your selected display structure,
it’s generally simple to assemble and if you ever need space-saving
storage, vinyl can be easily rolled up without damaging the print.
Monomeric Calendered Vinyl
Monomeric vinyl film generally has a bond life of between 1 and 3
years and it is the least expensive of the vinyl.
Because of their limited duration, these films are not suitable for
demanding exterior applications such as vehicle graphics or fascia
signage. This is because the vinyl is not stabilized like its
polymeric and cast cousins. The vinyl will degrade in a variety of
ways. It will shrink, peel, curl up at the edges and eventually
flake off like old paint.
You see this degradation often when inspecting vehicle graphics
that have been applied using the wrong (monomeric) vinyl. Around
the edges of the vinyl, you will see a dirty black outline. This is
where the face of the vinyl has shrunk, leaving an adhesive rim.
This rim then attracts dirt and grime and eventually becomes an
ugly black outline.
Typical uses of monomeric vinyl include stickers for short-term
use, short-term exhibition graphics, and window stickers for
short-term use (1 to 3 years).
