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DPF V9700 and Series V3370 Overlaminate
Arlon Graphics
Digital Printing
DPF V9700 is a premium, 2-mil (50 micron) printable non-PVC film cast with a water-based formulation. Featuring FLITE Technology, this film provides an optimal initial tack to ensure high repositionability with quick anchoring and builds a strong bond while removing clean at the end of the wrap’s life. DPF V9700 maintains high conformability in complex areas such as rivets, curves, and deep channels. This makes the film ideal for partial, full vehicle, and fleet applications.
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), a high-gloss
finish with high gloss retention, and scratch recovery properties. Series V3370
has superior resistance against harsher chemicals such as IPA, ethanol,
gasoline, ethyl acetate, and various cleaners.
Additional Information
DPF V9700 Product Information BulletinSeries V3370 Overlaminate
Contact Information
Phone: (714) 985-6300
Email:
gdebes@arlon.com
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