Print Mount Plus Mounting Adhesives

Discover SEAL Print Mount Plus mounting adhesives, perfect for securely bonding photos, digital prints, and reprographic prints to a variety of surfaces including foam board, cardboard, plastic, and wood. Featuring a 2.75 mil solvent acrylic adhesive with a clear polyester carrier and single release paper, these adhesives provide a strong, long-lasting hold without damaging your prints. Ideal for artists, photographers, and print professionals seeking reliable, high-quality mounting solutions for presentations, displays, and framing projects. Available in multiple widths from 25" to 51" and roll lengths up to 400', these versatile adhesives accommodate projects of any size. Shop at MyBinding.com for competitive pricing, fast shipping, and expert customer service, ensuring you get the right product to meet your mounting needs efficiently and confidently.

Print Mount Plus Mounting Adhesives

Discover SEAL Print Mount Plus mounting adhesives, perfect for securely bonding photos, digital prints, and reprographic prints to a variety of surfaces including foam board, cardboard, plastic, and wood. Featuring a 2.75 mil solvent acrylic...

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SEAL 2.75mil Print Mount Plus Pressure-Sensitive Mounting Adhesive
SEAL
$1,161.25
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  • High-quality 2.75 mil solvent acrylic adhesive for a reliable and strong bond.
  • Versatile application on various substrates including cardboard, foam board, wood, and plastic.
  • Permanent bond suitable for both indoor and outdoor projects, ensuring durability.
  • Compatible with 3" core pressure-sensitive roll laminators for easy use and application.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Print Mount Plus is suited to projects that need a permanent pressure sensitive bond between printed media and a rigid substrate. The final choice should consider the print type, board surface, indoor or outdoor exposure, and whether the mounted piece may need to flex slightly during handling. The adhesive width should cover the complete graphic without creating seams, and the core must fit the application equipment. The available mounting boards can help define whether foam board, cardboard, plastic, wood, or another surface provides the required rigidity and finish.

Select a width that matches the largest common graphic while remaining compatible with the laminator shafts and working area. The adhesive should cover the print fully, but excessive overhang increases trimming and material waste. If several standard print widths are produced, a roll close to the most frequent size may be more economical than loading the widest option for every job. Consider roll weight and whether operators can load it safely. Core size, unwind direction, and liner construction must also fit the equipment. A smaller trial roll can be useful when the workflow or substrate is new.

A cold roll laminator applies controlled pressure across the adhesive, print, and substrate. This can improve contact and reduce wrinkles or trapped air, especially on wide graphics. The machine must provide enough width, suitable roller pressure, and a gap that accommodates the finished board thickness. Cold pressure sensitive roll laminators are intended for pressure activated films and mounting work where heat is unnecessary or could affect the media. Feed alignment and clean rollers remain important because pressure can make dust or creases more visible in the finished piece.

The preferred method depends on the equipment, print size, liner construction, and operator process. Applying adhesive to the board can provide a stable surface, while applying it to the back of the print may suit continuous roll workflows. In either method, alignment must be planned before the full adhesive surface contacts the substrate. Work progressively from one edge and maintain even pressure. The board and print should be clean and flat. Testing the sequence on a small piece can reveal whether curling, stretching, or trapped air is likely before valuable artwork is mounted.

A permanent adhesive is not ideal when a graphic will be removed soon, the substrate must remain reusable, or installation changes are expected. In those cases, a removable construction or another mounting method may better support the intended service period. The broader range of print mounting adhesives includes mounting formats with different carriers, bond characteristics, and application needs. Define the installation duration, removal expectation, surface type, and required appearance before choosing an adhesive simply because it is familiar from earlier work.