METAMARK M7-OH OPAL HAZE
Product Information
Metamark Opal Haze is a new addition to the Metamark Etcheffect range. Opal Haze has been specifically formulated to provide a whiter, brighter acid etched glass effect without any hint of sparkle. Opal Haze is 80 micron polymeric calendered film making it easy to cut and weed, and using Metamark's solvent adhesive system it will ensure a trouble free application with great results, even when wet applied. Ideal for covering large areas where privacy is needed. Up to 7yrs durability, subject to application conditions.
Features:
- 80 Micron
- 83% Light Transmission
- Permanent solvent-based acrylic adhesive
- Suitable for wet application
- 7 years in vertical exposure under Northern European conditions.
- Fire Rating Class B - BS EN 13501-1:2007 Class 0 - BS 476 pt7 (glass + Painted 3mm Aliminium)
- REACH & RoHS compliant
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*Full rolls size is 50mts
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Face Film:
- 80 micron
- Polymeric matt calendered PVC
Adhesive:
- Permanent solvent-based acrylic
- Adhesion to glass 20 mins 15N/25mm nominal
- Adhesion to glass 24 hour 20N/25mm nominal
Light Transmission:
- 83%
Release Liner:
- Print Metamark 7 Series in Purple print
- Weight 135 gsm nominal
- Type Solventless, clay coated, layflat Kraft
Durability:
- External weathering 7 years in vertical exposure under Northern European conditions.
- Fire Rating Class B - BS EN 13501-1:2007 Class 0 - BS 476 pt7 (glass + Painted
3mm Aliminium) - REACH & RoHS compliant
Application:
- For computer-cut etched glass effect graphics, and window manifestation.
- Suitable for wet or dry application.
- Apply unstressed, in particular to curves and recesses. It is not suitable for application over rivets or complex recesses.
- Multiple panels should be applied in the same direction.
- Not recommended to be applied between two sheets of glass.
- Not recommended for use on low energy surfaces such as polypropylene.
- The user should determine suitability of substrate.
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