Interlam Pro Glossy UV 4.0mil PS Overlaminating Film
- Monomeric soft calendared PVC laminating film
- Ideal for Indoor Signage, Outdoor Graphics, Tradeshow Graphics
- Attractive glossy finish
- 4.0 mil thickness
- Ships Free Over $75
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| Interlam Pro Glossy UV 4mil 51" x 150' PS Overlaminating Film - 1 Roll | ILG51150 | $308.49
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| Interlam Pro Glossy UV 4mil 25.5" x 15' PS Overlaminating Film - 1 Roll | ILG25015 | $120.09
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| Interlam Pro Glossy UV 4mil 54" x 150' PS Overlaminating Film - 1 Roll | ILG54150 | $324.89
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| Interlam Pro Glossy UV 4mil 61" x 150' PS Overlaminating Film - 1 Roll | ILG61150 | $350.19
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Product Description
This Interlam Pro Glossy UV Overlaminating Film is a flexible monomeric soft calendared PVC laminating film with a glossy finish, coated on one side with a pressure sensitive, aqueous acrylic adhesive that prevents silvering and produces a strong bond to UV inks as well as latex and other ink technologies. The gloss finish of Interlam Pro Glossy film enhances image colors, and provides UV protection for outdoor graphics. This overlaminating film is suitable for internal and external use on flexible media substrates . The Interlam Pro Glossy UV Overlaminate is perfect for high-volume photographic prints, POP displays, architectural renderings, promotional displays, and event signage.
Product Details
- Quantity: 1 Roll
- Film Width: 38" - 61"
- Film Length: 150' '
- Finish: Gloss
- Base Film: 3.0 mil PVC (vinyl)
- Adhesive layer: 1.0 mil aqueous acrylic
- Application Temperature: Room Temperature - 120 F
- Release Liner: 2 Side PE Coated, 1 Side Siliconized Kraft Paper
- Outdoor Durability: At least 3 years
- Heat Resistance Range: 158 F - 203 F
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Specifications
| Part Number | Size (W x L) | Thickness | Core Size | Finish |
| ILG38150 | 38" x 150' | 3" Core | 4 mil | Gloss |
| ILG38164 | 38" x 164' | 3" Core | 4 mil | Gloss |
| ILG51150 | 51" x 150' | 3" Core | 4 mil | Gloss |
| ILG51164 | 51" x 164' | 3" Core | 4 mil | Gloss |
| ILG54150 | 54" x 150' | 3" Core | 4 mil | Gloss |
| ILG61150 | 61" x 150' | 3" Core | 4 mil | Gloss |
| ILG61164 | 61" x 164' | 3" Core | 4 mil | Gloss |
Technical Data
Interlam Pro Glossy is a 3 mil (75µ) monomeric soft calendared PVC laminating fi lm with a glossy finish, coated on one side with a pressure sensitive, aqueous acrylic adhesive that is protected by a bleached Kraft release paper coated on both sides with PE and siliconized on the release side.
Typical Applications
Product Structure
Physical Characteristics
Process Settings
Typical Applications
- Recommended for interior and exterior use on flexible media substrates where a gloss fi nish is required.
- Ideal for POP displays, architectural renderings, promotional displays, event signage, and photographic images.
Product Structure
| Film | Gloss Monomeric Soft Calendared PVC |
|---|---|
| Adhesive | Acrylic (Pressure Sensitive) |
| Release Liner | 2 Side PE Coated, 1 Side Siliconized Kraft |
Physical Characteristics
| Film Thickness | 3 mil (75µ) |
|---|---|
| Adhesive Layer | 1 mil (25µ) |
| Film/Adhesive Ratio | 3:1 |
| UV Protection Factor | Film contains UV stabilizers, which prevent film degradation and provide UV protection to the underlying image |
| Outdoor Durability | 3 years |
| Service Temperature Range | -13°F to 302°F (-25°C to 150°C) |
| Peel Strength (20 min, FTM1) | 11 N/25mm |
| Shelf Life | Use within 1 year after opening original box |
| Storage Conditions | 59°F to 72°F (15°C to 22°C); 50 - 55% Relative Humidity |
Process Settings
| Equipment Type | Temperature | Speed |
|---|---|---|
| Roller Laminator | Room temperature to 104°F (40°C) | 1 ft to 8 ft (0.3m to 2.5m) per minute |
| Press | Not recommended | |
Questions & Answers
The Interlam Pro Glossy UV 4mil 25.5" x 15' PS Overlaminating Film - 1 Roll is unfortunately on a 3" core, and will not work with the My2700L, as it uses a 3" core.
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