METAMARK METAWRAP MG-X OVERLAMINATE
Product Information
MGX is a 50 micron Cylinder Cast soft PVC Overlaminate, available in Gloss 005 or Matt 002.
The MGX is a perfect matched to Metamark MD-X digital wrapping media. providing assurance of dimensional stability and trouble free application over 3D surfaces, compound curves and recesses. The rule of thumb is the overlaminate must match or excess the life of the media.
MD-X and packs available here.
Features:
- 50 micron
- Cylinder Cast Vinyl
- Permanent clear pressure sensitive solvent-based acrylic adhesive with UV inhibitors
- Available finshes MG-X-005 Gloss and MG-X-002 Matt
- For use on Solvent, Eco-Solvent, Latex and UV Prints
- External weathering 7 years (Unprinted)
- Fire Rating: Self-extinguishing
More information in the FAQ tab below.
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Face Film:
- 50 micron
- Cylinder Cast Viny
Adhesive:
- Permanent clear pressure sensitive solvent-based acrylic with UV inhibitors
Release Liner:
- Print: Metamark print
- Weight: 140 gsm nominal
- Type: Solventless Kraft
Finishes:
- MG-X-005 Gloss
- MG-X-002 Matt
Durability:
- External weathering 7 years (Unprinted)
- Fire Rating Self-extinguishing
Handling and Application:
- This product is suitable for cold lamination using a laminator.
- Ensure that the material has reached room temperature and a relative humidity of 50% before printing.
- Do not handle the face film, ensure free from dust and static.
- Allow the inks to cure before overlaminating, this is usually 24-48 hours. (Not applicable to HP Latex prints)
- Suitable for use on Solvent, UV and Latex prints.
- The product is matched to MetaWrap™. Matched laminates prevent tunnelling and delamination.
- Apply around 30°C on the top roller to prevent silvering of the adhesive.
- Refer to www.metamark.co.uk for further application guidelines.
- The user should determine suitability of the overlaminate to the print media.