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GF 116 - 1 mil Clear Mounting Film, Clear High Tack Perm/Remov. Adh.

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GF 116 is a double-coated pressure sensitive 1.0 mil clear polyester film with a high-tack permanent adhesive on one side and a high-tack removable adhesive on the opposite side. GF 116 has a 4.5 mil clear air-egress PET liner printed with “Remove to Expose Adhesive” on the removable adhesive side. The air-egress liner assures smooth bubble-free application (NOTE: Air-Egress adhesives are DRY APPLY ONLY). The clear liner allows the graphics to be viewed after lamination with GF 116. This product is designed for laminating thin flexible plastic films and papers commonly found in graphics for temporary application to glass. The high-tack permanent (HTAP) adhesive is protected by a 1.5 mil clear polyester liner. This clear mounting film can be laminated by the cold laminating process without the addition of heat.

APPLICATIONS

  • General Signage
  • POP & Indoor Signage
  • Windows

INK COMPATIBILITY

Not Applicable

 

How do I know which side to apply to the printed graphic and which side is the removable side?

The permanent side goes on the printed graphic. The Removable side will have blue text on it. When you are finished applying the GF 116 permanent side to the graphic, there will be text with the words “REMOVE TO EXPOSE ADHESIVE” on the face of the printed graphic. This is the removable side that is applied to the glass surface.
 

What types of applications is GF 116 good for?

GF 116 is intended for application to glass, but may be used on other substrates, test for your specific uses. GF 116 can be used with graphic film and paper laminations and it is not a structural mounting tape. GF 116 is designed to produce two sided decals using digital prints, screen printed and other printed images for application to glass. These decals are cleanly removable. In all cases the substrates must be clean and free of dust, dirt and oil. This product is not recommended for tinted or laminated windows.
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