Engineer Grade Vinyl

Coated with a pressure sensitive adhesive protected with an easily removable liner this sheeting is easy to handle.

Engineer grade vinyl.

3m engineer grade reflective sheeting series 3200 meets astm d4956 type i intended for production of non critical traffic signs and pressure sensitive stickers enclosed lens. Oralite 5500 engineer grade home vinyl cutting reflective vinyl oralite 5500 engineer grade. Robust design aids hand application to large substrate sheets. Nikkalite brand 48000 series flexible engineering grade elg retro reflective sheeting is a product manufactured for use as fleet markings vehicle markings stickers decals etc.

Specifically designed for use on computer sign cutting equipment these refective vinyl films provide excellent cutting. Color product code white 3290. 3m engineer grade reflective sheeting series 3200 meets astm d4956 type i and is an enclosed lens pressure sensitive adhesive coated sheeting with an easy release liner intended for production of non critical traffic signs and pressure sensitive stickers. 5 mil surface finish.

Plotter cutting commercial gradereflective vinyl xw 5100 reflective films description. The 3m engineer grade reflective sheeting 3200 series is an enclosed lens retroreflective sheeting featuring glass bead retroreflectors designed for the production of non critical traffic signs and pressure sensitive stickers. These films are premium quality enclosed lens retro reflective films which meet or exceed the applicable requirements astm d 4956 99 for reflectivity. Which can be screened with multi colored inks that will adhere very well to this sheeting.

Coated with a transparent pressure sensitive adhesive this sheeting includes an easy release liner and is best applied with a motorized or hand operated squeeze. 3m engineer grade prismatic reflective sheeting series 3400 series exceeds reflectivity within the engineer grade class. Engineer grade reflective vinyl utilizes and aggressive acrylic adhesive which makes it difficult to remove. Use of heat from a heat gun or hair dryer will aid in the removal of eg reflective sheeting but often the vinyl will separated from the adhesive and it becomes necessary to use a glue remover to soften and remove the adhesive.