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Calendar UV Laminate of Choice

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Signature Sign Guys

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Just seeing what product people prefer to use for an inexpensive calendar UV lam. I have been using a couple different ones seeing which ones work best. Ive have used a rite-media, briteline, and now using a drytac.

Does anyone else have other recommendations?
 
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TimToad

Active Member
We used to use Oracal 3165RA and Oraguard 210 as our go to, daily, standard combo, but our local supplier gave us a better deal on 3M IJ35c and 8508 or 8509 and have been using them without fail for a couple years now.
 
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2B

Active Member
the type of lamination depends a lot on the project specs, how will be used / budget / how long in use / etc.
Oraguard 210 is decent
for a better calendar grade, we have been using 3M 8048G with good results

would also suggest calling your local rep and seeing what they sell the most of / hear good things about
 
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bannertime

Active Member
2B said:
the type of lamination depends a lot on the project specs, how will be used / budget / how long in use / etc.
Oraguard 210 is decent
for a better calendar grade, we have been using 3M 4048 with good results

would also suggest calling your local rep and seeing what they sell the most of / hear good things about
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What is the 4048? Is that one of the Envision materials?
 
rjssigns

rjssigns

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Depends on what you're doing. I use Kapco matte calendared with 5mil embossed floor lam. Makes dandy industrial labels.
 
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