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MPI 3300 - 3 Mil Calendered Gloss White, Perm. Adhesive

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Avery Dennison MPI 3300 Gloss Series

MPI 3300

Uses: Avery Dennison MPI 3300 Gloss Series are flexible, calendered vinyl films that deliver vibrant and consistent print images at an exceptional value. Avery Dennison MPI 3300 Series is designed for short to medium term promotional graphics. These films are well suited for applications such as Point-of-Purchase, Product Identification Labels, as well as Outdoor and General Signage.

Face: 3.0 mil gloss calendered

Adhesive: Acrylic - MPI3300 - Permanent (clear)

Liner: Clay-Coated Kraft Application

Surfaces: Flat, simple curves (restricted to non-spill areas)

Features:

  • Consistent Print Performance resulting in vibrant images every time
  • Excellent image clarity and color pop
  • Easy to handle liner for trouble free converting
  • ICC profiles available on the Avery Dennison website (www.avery-us.color-base.com)

Conversion:

  • Solvent based inkjet
  • Mild/Eco Solvent Inkjet
  • Latex Inkjet
  • UV Inkjet

Note: Product is not recommended for use on drum digital printers or sheet-fed conversion.

Common Applications:

  • Wall Murals
  • POP / Trade Show
  • Outdoor Signage
  • Floor Graphics
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