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vinyl that is difficult to remove?
Posted by George Elsmore on January 26, 2017 at 9:05 amHi All, I am after some printable vinyl that can be solvent printed and once on is very difficult to get off, I suppose its like tamper proof labels. I have a client who wants to mark up all his plant/kit with 200mm x 100mm labels the only other thing is i dont want to buy 50mtrs of this to gather dust once i have done his job which will probably only need 5mtrs, any pointers would be great please
Cheers
G
Jamie Wood replied 7 years, 2 months ago 9 Members · 14 Replies -
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Arlon wall wrap media, sticks like sh**. get it via Wm Smiths.
i forget the series code for it sorry… but know thats what i got it for.
i believe same is used for low energy surfaces which are reputably difficult to stick too.
i doubt as a digital media you will get it in small quantities but worth the call! -
Hexis do a vinyl that is very brittle when stuck, so won’t come away in one piece. It’s like an anti tamper vinyl.
Can’t remember the code, but had a rep call in last week showing me their very extensive range.
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Hi Dave,
might be worth checking out digital vinyl for masonry and exterior floors etc. Some suppliers will split rolls as its a specialist material :thumbsup:
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Just had an idea, George – you could cut ordinary vinyl into very small squares after printing so it would be a real drag to remove.
Simon -
Metamark do a super sticky vinyl
It’s a grey back and sticks like **** and I me sure you can by it by the metre -
Arlon DPF 8000, VERY sticky. William Smith supply it
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The Hexis one is Ultra destructible, it comes of in little pieces. Pretty sure they sell it by the metre.
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As above, hexis "destructible" vinyl. We printed around 500 stickers for a scaffold company, works mint!
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used KPMF ultra destruct very good did what it said on the tin
Ta for replies everyone
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