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V4000 Premium Reflective Cut Vinyl

$19.95 - $2,059.95
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Avery Dennison V4000 Premium Reflective is a conformable enclosed lens retro-reflective sheeting which meets or exceeds the requirements of Federal specification ASTM D4956-13.  It offers exceptional value for architectural, transportation, and general signage applications requiring conformability and extended durability.

Face: PERM - 5.7 mil

Adhesive: PERM - Permanent Clear Acrylic

Liner: 90# Stafla

Application Surfaces: Flat, Flat with rivets, Rivets and corrugations, moderate curves

 

Notes:

  • V4000 w/PERM adhesive not recommended for unpainted stainless steel applications.

 

Features:

  • Reflectivity of film allows night time visibility of image
  • High gloss finish
  • Conforms well over rivets for fleet applications
  • Outstanding durability and outdoor performance
  • Dimensionally stable liner for easy converting
  • Excellent dimensional stability
  • The V4000 PERM meets ASTM D4956-13 specification
  • White V4000 is digitally printable

Conversion

  • Flatbed Sign-Cut
  • Drum Roller Sign-Cut
  • Steel Rule Die-Cutting
  • UV inkjet (For flat surfaces only, except for qualified flexible UV inks.)
  • Mild/Eco Solvent inkjet
  • Latex Inkjet
  • Solvent based inkjet
  • Screen Print

Common Applications:

  • Fleet
  • Vehicle
  • Indoor Graphics
  • POP/ Trade Show
  • Outdoor Signage
  • Striping
  • Bus Graphics
  • Railroad Decals
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