transparent
“PVC-free” laminate
A 30-µm, transparent polyurethane film, which is treated to protect against UV rays and coated with a pressure-sensitive acrylic adhesive. Product developed for cold-laminating HEXIS digital printing films. This ultra-flexible, conformable laminate, specially suitable for application to 3D surfaces, protects your prints by providing them with enhanced mechanical resistance to abrasion as well as superior UV resistance compared with standard PVC laminates. It has a glossy surface finish.
Samenstelling & formaat
| Filmtype | polyurethane PU |
| Dikte | 30 µm |
| Kleeflaag | clear |
| Liner | Liner PET |
| Breedte (mm) | 1370,1520 |
| Lengte (m) | 50 |
Verwerking
| Ondergronden | vehicles, signage |
| Oppervlakken | concave and convex |
| Minimale aanbrengtemperatuur | +10 °C (+50 °F) |
| Gebruiksbereik | -40 °C to +90 °C (-40 °F to +194 °F) |
| Duurzaamheid | long term |
Technische eigenschappen
| Tack | 17 N/25 mm |
| Hechting (20 min) | 10 N/25 mm |
| Hechting (24 h) | 12 N/25 mm |
| Afpelkracht liner | 0.3 N/25 mm |
| Treksterkte | min. 30 N/25 mm |
| Rek bij breuk | min. 180 % |
| Krimp (168 h / 70 °C) | < 0.4 mm |
Toepassing & onderhoud
- Protection of digital printing films.
- UV protection.
- During the lamination, make sure that the tensions and speeds of each film (digital printing film and PC300) are as close as possible.
- To clean the film, only use a non-abrasive sponge or soft cloth with soapy water.
- In the case of a painted substrate, the compound must only be applied to undamaged original paintwork. If the paintwork is not original and/or damaged, the application and the removal are at the judgement and risk of the installer.
Aanbevelingen
- Optimal drying time for the inks before laminating, coating or further processing of a HEXIS digital printing film is:
- 48 hours for a cast film;
- 24 hours for a calendered film.
Duurzaamheid in detail
- Vertical outdoor exposure:
Without mechanical stress: Up to 7* 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.)
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Note: The durability indicated in this document:
- concerns only the laminate and not the finished visual or graphic.
- is inherent to an upright position of ± 10° and to 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 9 years (on surfaces or areas not subject to frequent handling or high visitor frequency).
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.).


