Starline 60/40 One Way Vision Film 60 Inches x 100 Feet

60/40 One Way Vision Film
This white print-face and black back PVC film is ideal for Windows, Glass, Lexan and other clear & flat surfaces.

Key Features and Benefits

• Removable clear acrylic pressure sensitive adhesive.
• Compatible with Solvent, Eco-solvent, Latex and Screen (pretest).
• Product is tear resistant and offers good UV and abrasion resistance.
• 1-2 year outdoor durability under normal conditions. With little or no glue remaining within 1 year.
• Optically clear PSA laminate can be used on face for added protection.

Available in:

• 50/50 (1.6mm hole) 54 x 100 & 54 x 164
• 60/40 (1.5 mm hole) 42 x 100 , 54 x 100 , 54 x 164 & 60 x 100

Properties:

• 6.5 mil PVC film. (+/- 0.005mm) Weight 160g/m2 (including adhesive).
• Paper release liner (Not recommend for UV-curable printers; Pre-test).
• Final Tack 5 hours (stainless steel).
• 180 degree pull force after 24 hour =8N.
• Shelf Life 2 years.

Handling:
Avoid rough treatment and bending material opposite to the wind direction. Allow material to adjust to room temperature before printing. As with any PVC perforated window film, extreme and rapid temperature swings can cause the liner to tunnel

Printing Latex:

1. Suggested HP Latex printer media choice: = Self Adhesive

2. RIP Profile selection: = HP One View Perf. Adhesive

3. Mode = 12pb_600-2bpp_stochastic

4. Color Rendering intent = PosterColor or Saturation

Printing Solvent: Suggested media setting; Standard Perforated Window Film or Adhesive vinyl setting. Suggested heater settings 40c-45c. Dry to touch: 1-10 min. An external dryer or heat lamps will accelerate drying.

Installation: Clean application surface. In most cases for small applications product can be applied dry. Otherwise a small amount of Application fluid can be used on non-laminated Window Film to assist with install. Starting at the top while holding the graphic away from the glass, tack the top edge so it is straight. Begin working down the graphic with a smooth squeegee, roller or like device. Areas that are prone to premature release are corners and edges where graphic meets the window frame. This is where sealant, dirt and moisture gather. Adhesion can be improved by additional cleaning of the window edges, removing any dirt, dust and sealant. In some cases adding a small amount of edge tape or adhesion promoter on corner and rounding of corners will help. Always avoid touching the adhesive on the edges.