High Tack Vinyl Help

[rjssigns]

I have a project that requires labeling primed structural steel. Needs to last at least 6 months outside in the great white north. I know that are high tack printable vinyls, but have no clue what to use.

 

[Christian @ 2CT Media]

If they are large in size Avery 2126 EZ HT is great with the air release, if not Arlon 8000 has a very good bond to almost any surface.

 

[Solventinkjet]

+1 on the Arlon DPF8000. I have had customers use it for the same type of application; Steel panels in Alaska for over a year and they still were sticking.

 

[rjssigns]

Thanks for the help guys. Arlon DPF 8000 it is.

 

[CSOCSO]

Yep Arlon 8000 is super tacky. but there is no air release. I know avery just came out with a high tack product. I believe it has air release.

 

[MikePro]

wisconsin weather has been kind to my arlon 8000 printables, though I use only cast laminates for exterior applications.

 

[Christian @ 2CT Media]

Yep Arlon 8000 is super tacky. but there is no air release. I know avery just came out with a high tack product. I believe it has air release.

That is 2126EZHT for calendared and 1006EZHT for Cast

 

[rjssigns]

DPF8000 is only offered in 150' rolls. That ain't gonna happen. Ended up with 3M 3690-10. I bought 3 yards from my supplier, which is enough to do the job.

 

[ProColorGraphics]

I use Substance media. It's a way better product than Arlon. They have an air release version as well.

 

[Speedsterbeast]

What about Oracal 3105HT? I'm looking to try this for an upcoming project.

 

[Christian @ 2CT Media]

What about Oracal 3105HT? I'm looking to try this for an upcoming project.

Personally the 3105HT didnt work well for us on past projects.

 

[reQ]

I use Substance media. It's a way better product than Arlon. They have an air release version as well.

THIS. Other HT vinyls are garbage when compared to Substance. Arlon rep sold me 8000. Told me its sticks like a biatch, guess what? No it does not have same adhesion power. Substance all the way.