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DPF V9500 and Series V3370 Overlaminate
Arlon Graphics
Digital Printing
Industry-Leading Non-PVC Film Redefines Textured Surface Applications with Premium Performance and Sustainability
Arlon Graphics is proud to introduce its newest addition to the VITAL product range: DPF V9500, a premium, printable, non-PVC polyurethane film designed specifically for wall surfaces. Engineered for outstanding conformability on highly textured surfaces, DPF V9500 offers fast and efficient installation, delivering a seamless, paint-like finish.
Unmatched Performance on Textured Surfaces
DPF V9500 is a premium film designed with a high-tack adhesive and an air-egress liner, ensuring optimal initial tack and repositionability during installation, while maintaining a long-lasting bond over time. This allows for easy adjustments during application without the risk of lifting, shrinking, or bubbling. The film is also engineered to enable a wide temperature of installation, ensuring consistent results in both hot and cold environments. With extended durability of up to 10 years (unprinted), DPF V9500 is perfect for both interior and exterior wall graphics.
Series V3370 is a premium, 1.5-mil (38 micron) non-PVC film cast with a water-based formulation and coated with a clear, permanent pressure-sensitive adhesive. This polyurethane overlaminate creates long-lasting graphics by having an extended durability of up to 12 years (unprinted) and scratch recovery properties.
Learn more at arlon.com.
Additional Information
DPF V9500 Product Information BulletinSeries V3370 Overlaminate PIB
Contact Information
Phone: (714) 985-6300
Email:
gdebes@arlon.com
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