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Create slip certified graphics for carpets with Polar™ Carpet


Drytac Europe recently launched its Polar™ Carpet film for indoor floor graphic applica- tions.


The 4 mil (100µ) printable matte white monomeric PVC film has a high tack yet re- movable acrylic adhesive, backed by a sili- con, bleached Kraft paper, and is ideal for short-term indoor floor graphic advertising, says the company.


Polar Carpet is recommended for use with Drytac’s slip-certified laminating films, such as Interlam™ Pro Emerytex® and Protac™ ScuffGuard, to provide fully-approved slip resistance. It is compatible with eco-solvent, UV and latex printers.


Steve Broad, Sales Director for Drytac Eu- rope, said: “Polar Carpet has been devel- oped to allow users to create sticky graphics for flooring applications. It easily sticks to short-pile carpets so is ideal for trade shows, point-of-sale, and the retail environ- ment. It can also be removed leaving no residue.”


Drytac’s entire range of films and adhesives is exclusively distributed throughout the UK by Antalis.


www.antalis.co.uk www.drytac.co.uk


Create short term graphics for carpets and other flooring, with Drytac's Polar Carpet. New products from INDASOL


INDASOL have been supplying the sign in- dustry for over 10 years, and say they un- derstand the importance of selecting the right product for each application. They work closely with their customers and sup- pliers to make sure they “always have the most innovative range of sign fixing tapes and adhesives available”.


The latest addition to their range is their Low Surface Energy UHB’s (15000-LSE series); and their unique heat dissipating LED bond- ing UHB’s (21000-LED). Their LSE-UHB tapes offer high strength bonding to difficult materials such as Polycarbonate and other difficult plastics. They do not stress or fa- tigue the plastic in any way and provide not only a structural strength bond, but also an expansion joint to cope with temperature changes.


Their LED-UHB tapes have been designed to cope with not only difficult surfaces, but also small surface areas. They have also been designed to take away the heat generated by LEDs and eliminate hot spots.


INDASOL's new LED-UHB tape has been designed to cope with any surface, as well as take away any heat generated by LEDs.


LEDs are taking over when it comes to illu- minated signage and a lot of these are com- ing in from various countries, says the company. Some with and some without an adhesive backing. “The backing is some-


times branded, but it is dubious as to whether it is a genuine products or a poor copy. Sadly we do see a number of poor quality tapes and adhesives on the market which can present disastrous results,” says a spokesperson.


They are seeing LEDs with adhesive failure on the back of the LEDs where the supplied tape/foam is either not bonding well to the LED backing, or failing during use due to heat. This is where their 21000-LED series and 15000-LSE series UHB products are “ideal”, as they cope with the difficult surface and also eliminate the heat issue.


They offer free of charge technical advice either on site or by email/phone, free of charge samples and “want to get involved as early as we can in each project no mat- ter how big or small”.


samplenquiry@indasol.co.uk


16 Sign Update ISSUE 169 FEBRUARY 2017


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