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GF 217 Traffic Graffic - 3 mil Clear Gloss Flexible PVC Film

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GF 217 is a 3.0 mil gloss clear laminating vinyl designed for use as an economical slip-resistant protective laminate for Traffic Graffic® decals on tile or carpet. It has a permanent acrylic pressure sensitive adhesive formulated for exceptional clarity. This product is Intended as a laminate in the Traffic Graffic® line for high-traffic area floor graphics. The laminate can also be used for decals, table and counter top applications. GF 217 has been rated for slip resistance based on multiple testing methods. UL 410 approved for slip resistance on interior floors and commercial carpets.
 

APPLICATIONS

POP & Indoor Signage

INK COMPATIBILITY

Not Applicable

 

What types of applications are GF 217 good for?

GF 217 is intended for use in producing Traffic Graffic® floor decals as well as counter mats, mouse pads, and other graphic applications.
 

Does GF 217 bond to all ink types?

The permanent adhesive is formulated to adhere to most common printing inks. Test before production.
 

Can I use GF 217 with any base vinyl?

Yes, although for UL approved Traffic Graffic® floor applications you must pair GF 217 with either GF 210 (tile) or GF 212 (carpet) base vinyls.
 
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