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The film is composed of 80-µm, calendered, monomeric PVC and coated with a pressure-sensitive acrylic adhesive. Suitable for cold lamination, matt surface finish. Mainly for use as a mechanical protection.
Samenstelling & formaat
| Filmtype | Monomeric PVC |
| Dikte | 80 µm |
| Kleeflaag | clear |
| Liner | Liner kraft |
| Breedte (mm) | 1050,1370,1600 |
| Lengte (m) | 50 |
Verwerking
| Toepassing | promotional decoration |
| Ondergronden | windows, signage, walls |
| Oppervlakken | flat |
| Minimale aanbrengtemperatuur | +10 °C to +35 °C (+50 °F to +95 °F) |
| Gebruiksbereik | -30 °C to +60 °C (-22 °F to +140 °F) |
| Duurzaamheid | short term |
Technische eigenschappen
| Tack | 19 N/25 mm |
| Hechting (20 min) | 17 N/25 mm |
| Hechting (24 h) | 20 N/25 mm |
| Afpelkracht liner | 0.1 N/25 mm |
| Treksterkte | min. 30 N/25 mm |
| Krimp (168 h / 70 °C) | < 1.2 mm |
Toepassing & onderhoud
- UV protection.
- Resistance against mechanical stress
- Using this protective film also enables you to modify the products’s visual aspect by providing it with a glossy surface finish.
A film applied to surfaces exposed to frequent mechanical stress will be subject to repeated abrasion that will reduce more or less rapidly its lifespan (change of the film's and/or the complex's appearance, peeling off, etc.).
- When using this protective laminate for water-based inkjet prints, it must be applied with a 2-cm (0.79-in.) extra margin at the edges.
- Depending on the type of surface to be protected: when applied to paintworks or "non dry" inkjet prints, the V650 laminate may show signs of shrinkage. To avoid such alterations or for medium-term applications, we strongly recommend the use of our V700 laminate.
- In the case of an already painted substrate, apply to undamaged original paintwork only. If the paintwork is not original and/or damaged, the application and the removal are at the judgement and risk of the installer.
Duurzaamheid in detail
- Vertical outdoor exposure:
Without mechanical stress: up to 2* years.
With mechanical stress: depends on the type and frequency of the stresses.
*Time during which the film retains a correct surface finish, from a conventional viewing distance. (A slight and gradual change in colour and gloss is a natural and inevitable phenomenon inherent in the natural breakdown of the materials).

Note: The durability indicated in this document:
- concerns only the laminate and not the finished visual or graphic.
- is inherent in an upright position of ± 10° and in the product's geographical exposure position. Any other position accentuates climatic influences and an alteration in gloss or colour, or even a slight dusting may appear. Southern exposure, with a 45° inclination may divide the durability of the film by 2, and horizontal exposure by 2.8. Application to a vehicle bonnet is particularly severe, due to the horizontal exposure and the heat from the engine.
- is confirmed by UV ageing tests and vertical natural outdoor weathering.
- Vertical indoor exposure: up to 3 years (on surfaces or areas subject to modest handling or visitor volume).
A film applied to surfaces exposed to mechanical stress will be subject to repeated abrasion that will reduce more or less rapidly its lifespan (change of appearance, peeling off, etc.).



