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GFP 6200 Removeable Grey Back Matte - 3mil w/air egress Calendered (polymeric) 54" x 150' Roll

GFP 6200 Removeable Grey Back Matte - 3mil w/air egress Calendered (polymeric) 54" x 150' Roll
Manufacturer: GFP
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SKU: 6221-ODM-54150
$338.00
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GFP 6200 Removeable Grey Back Matte - 3mil w/air egress Calendered (polymeric) 54" x 150' Roll

 

White Adhesive Backed Vinyl - Matte Finish - Removable Adhesive

 

Non-reflective surface absorbs light and eliminates glare for silky smooth colors.


Printed PVC must be allowed to dry for 24-48 hours at 70° F prior to lamination to allow the residual solvent to evaporate. Failure to do so may result in delamination, tunneling, and shrinkage of the PVC and or adhesive failure.

 
The amount of dry time required is a function of the amount of ink applied, the image printed, relative humidity, printing conditions, etc., and all prints are not the same nor dry at the same rate. There may still be solvent in the ink that has not completely dried at the time of lamination. Although all PVC outgases, in some cases this process is accelerated by the presence of excess solvent in the ink and heat from high UV exposure.
 
These Durability estimates are based on accelerated aging tests and outdoor exposure, under conditions experienced in vertical exposure and in "normal" temperate climates. Exposure to severe humidity and ultraviolet light as in the Southern States or desert regions will cause rapid deterioration. This also applies to polluted areas, high altitude, horizontal and/ or south-facing exposure where durability may be divided by 2. Because of these varying climate conditions, there is no standard outdoor life durability; it is only a reference for choosing the proper product.
 

Applications:

  • General Signage
  • Pop Displays
  • Photographic Images

GFP 6200 Removeable Grey Back Matte - 3mil w/air egress Calendered (polymeric) 54" x 150' Roll

 

White Adhesive Backed Vinyl - Matte Finish - Removable Adhesive

 

Non-reflective surface absorbs light and eliminates glare for silky smooth colors.


Printed PVC must be allowed to dry for 24-48 hours at 70° F prior to lamination to allow the residual solvent to evaporate. Failure to do so may result in delamination, tunneling, and shrinkage of the PVC and or adhesive failure.

 
The amount of dry time required is a function of the amount of ink applied, the image printed, relative humidity, printing conditions, etc., and all prints are not the same nor dry at the same rate. There may still be solvent in the ink that has not completely dried at the time of lamination. Although all PVC outgases, in some cases this process is accelerated by the presence of excess solvent in the ink and heat from high UV exposure.
 
These Durability estimates are based on accelerated aging tests and outdoor exposure, under conditions experienced in vertical exposure and in "normal" temperate climates. Exposure to severe humidity and ultraviolet light as in the Southern States or desert regions will cause rapid deterioration. This also applies to polluted areas, high altitude, horizontal and/ or south-facing exposure where durability may be divided by 2. Because of these varying climate conditions, there is no standard outdoor life durability; it is only a reference for choosing the proper product.
 

Applications:

  • General Signage
  • Pop Displays
  • Photographic Images

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