| Properties |
Description |
| Material |
One way vision perforated film |
| Perforation Pattern |
60/40; 1.5 mm hole size |
| Gauge |
7.3 Mil |
| Release Liner |
Polyester |
| Adhesive |
Monomeric ink-receptive, removable/repositionable adhesive |
| Printer/Ink Compatibility |
Compatible all inkjet printers using eco solvent or solvent |
| Printer Settings |
Printer settings will vary between printer manufacturers. A good place to start is a high color saturation profile such as 3M IJ180 or, in some cases, a Backlit Film setting that will use double strike. Print directly onto the outside of the roll (white side). Just before printing starts, advance material 1/2". In some cases, unwinding material off feed roll, by hand, and allowing it to drape down before entering printer will help with avoid sticking. Heater setting should be between 40° C -45° C. |
| Removability/Expected Life |
Removable for up to one year under normal exposure conditions from most common substrates. Upon removal, some residue may remain on Plexiglas or Lexan, but it can be easily removed with glass cleaner |
| Post Printing |
Do not use the take up roller and do not rewind the product onto itself after printing. Allow printed graphic to lay flat for a minimum of 10 minutes of cure time after printing. An external dryer or heat lamp will accelerate drying. Full curing of inks can be achieved by waiting a minimum of 24 hours. Protect the printed graphic by covering with silicone kraft release liner. Leaving the back liner in place, roll dry prints up so the printed grip side is facing out. |
| Drying and Cure Time |
Dry to touch 5-10 min. An external dryer or heat lamp will accelerate drying. Additionally, full curing of inks can be achieved by waiting 24 hours. This can be accelerated by standing a loosely wound printed roll on end for a period of time. |
| Optimal Print Environment |
70° F (21° C), 50% R.H |
| Minimum Application Temp. |
40° F |
| Installation Recommendations |
Apply to Clean and Dry interior glass only. Temperature of glass exterior should be above 40° F. The adhesive sticks much better to warm glass. 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 hand moving the back liner as you go until the graphic is fully applied. The graphic can be removed and re-applied if needed. It will leave no residue on glass. A small amount of residue may remain when removed from Plexiglas or Lexan. This can be easily removed with glass cleaner. |
| Handling |
Always handle product so that the natural roll curl is not compromised. Never invert or bend material in opposite direction of the roll wind. |
| Shipping Instructions |
A silicone-release liner should be used to protect graphic for transport. This will allow for stacking of prints and will also prevent the graphic from picking up dirt and debris on its way to the job site. |
| Ideal Storage Conditions |
70° F (21° C), 50% R.H. (a controlled environment is recommended); store vertically in original packaging. |
| Shelf Life |
1 year from the LexJet ship date when stored in proper conditions. |
