PRODUCT News Spandex introduces new diamond films
Spandex has introduced Avery Dennison’s diamond films to its range of Supreme Wrap- ping Films (SWF). The new diamond collec- tion offers an 'ultra-metallic' finish in five colours: white, red, blue and amber plus one limited edition - purple. The new films are available by the metre for next day delivery from Spandex. The full Avery Dennison Supreme
Wrapping Film range, which has been de- signed for high quality vehicle wrapping and personalisation, offers a total of 90 films. These include pearlescent, metallics, satin, gloss, chrome and textured finishes in a choice of colours. The new films offer 'out- standing durability and conformability, as well as faster installation' thanks to Avery Dennison® Easy Apply™ RS adhesive tech- nology. “These new exciting colours give our
customers even more choice when it comes to high-quality vehicle wrapping and paint protection films, whether for personalisation or fleet branding. These new products are
The limited edition purple diamond film.
already in stock and we look forward to see- ing how our customers utilise them as both accent colours and full wraps,” says Leon Watson, General Manager Spandex UK.
Vivid to debut new products
Vivid Laminating will debut three new tech- nologies at a UK show in October.
Matrix Laminators: Single-sided Laminator Vivid’s best-selling Matrix OPP Film Lami- nating System can add specialist finishing ef- fects to print, such as foiling, spot UV-style effects and holographic finishes.
Sales Director Richard Marlow said:
“The Matrix doesn’t require special dies to create these new effects. It’s achievable due to the extra pressure from the pneumatic rollers. The process to create such effects on-demand still works by using heat transfer technology, but at a fraction of the cost of producing individual dies for each job. For those with a Pneumatic Matrix already in-
house, being able to offer these stunning ef- fects to customers offers huge cost savings and even a new source of revenue”. The Leicestershire-based firm will also
demonstrate their new Feeder for the Matrix 530 Systems. “The all-new Feeder uses patented underfed technology for prints, speeding up production and finishing times” says Richard. “It’s a completely modular sys- tem and can retrofit to the existing Matrix”.
Easymount Air Along with new Matrix features, Vivid will also showcase the new Easymount Air to the UK print industry. Vivid’s Technical Manager Gavin Ward
said: “The Easymount Air is a revolutionary product in the wide format lamination and mounting market. The patented technology uses one of the most advanced concepts ever seen in a wide format laminator. Pneu- matic air pressure controls the laminating rollers, allowing you to mount and laminate with incredible accuracy and speed.” The pneumatic air allows the roller to
adjust to the exact thickness and pressure required, giving faster production times. The new technology also allows the roller to float down, to make sure Foamex and Correx boards aren’t crushed. When the rollers achieve the correct board thickness, they can be locked in place to keep the required gap, making board feeding more accurate.
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The metallic effect amber colour diamond film from Avery Dennison.
Spandex also offers a colour matching
service for larger projects on the SWF range.
www.spandex.com
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