Avery Dennison introduces a One Solution For All digital film and it is PVC-FREE
Avery Dennison Graphics Solutions have introduced a new PVC-free wrapping film designed to cover a wide range of different applications.
The new MPI 1405 Easy Apply RS™ film accommodates applications that range from vehicle wraps to challenging textured building surfaces such as brick and concrete blocks.
The Senior Director of Marketing and Channel Strategy for Avery Dennison, Oliver Guenther states that single film for numerous applications makes installers’ lives easier. Oliver comments: “The print performance and stretchability of this PVC-free material makes it an obvious choice for applications where looks really matter and where there are challenges rising from irregular curves. The durability and dimensional stability are exceptional and the film can be printed on latex UV and solvent/eco-solvent. However, we recommend a clear PVC-free overlaminate such as DOL 6460.”
Easy Apply RS™ adhesive technology guarantees simple air-egress, repositionability and slideability for faster installation.
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