Focus on Films & Vinyl
Films and vinyl help your products stand out from the crowd, from car wraps to window graphics there are a plethora of different options at your disposal, all coming in a variety of colours. The market is a big one with so many options to choose so here is a handy list latest products within the industry.
APA A vinyl for every need
APA, the Italian manufacturer of adhesive films, offers original and innovative solutions to turn every vehicle into a unique work of art. The AUTOMOTIVE range includes films for car wrapping, window tinting, paint protection and headlight customisation, offering high-quality products that combine aesthetics and functionality. Each film is designed to elevate style and efficiency, enhancing the personality of the car. The new PowerJet line is designed to offer the best of
previous technologies and take wrapping to a new level of efficiency and quality. Ultra-conformable cast film for premium wrapping
Metallic green vinyl from APA
applications on shaped and riveted surfaces. A special feature of the film is the speed of application with the new Power-Jet-System technology. The film is positioned on the surface extremely quickly and adheres to the simple pressure of the squeegee. Formulation and thickness give the film excellent coverage, an unaltered colour tone even on dark surfaces, and high mechanical resistance during application. Fire reaction certification B-S2 D0.
www.apaspa.com Creative Films Creating movement through vinyl film
Creative Films’ new Fantasy Light range
Creative Films is delighted to launch a new product for 2025: Fantasy Light. It is a diffractive film that creates the illusion of movement and colour change. It is part of the Fantasy range of films which includes sequins, mosaic, textured metal effects and 3D lens effects
Soyang Bringing flexibility to your applications
When it comes to working with films and vinyl, there is good and bad news for printers and sign makers. The good news is that there are plenty of options for them to consider working with, but with this comes the challenge of identifying the best solution for the project you are working on. What is important to remember is that not every vinyl is
suitable for every project. For this reason, having a conversation with your supplier will help you pick out the most effective and suitable material for the job at hand. Soyang Europe recognises this increasing call for flexibility among films and vinyls and recently rolled out a brand-new range of solutions in the form of SoStick. Announced in January, this comprises 18 high-quality, self-adhesive vinyl materials spanning PVC, monomeric and polymeric products. SoStick materials include permanent, removable, grey back, bubble-free and high-tack options, with the monomeric and
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polymeric solutions differing in where they are most effective. Monomeric materials are suitable for use in applications such as retail graphics, exhibition graphics, POS and short-term indoor graphics, whereas polymeric products can be used to create signage, vehicle graphics, hoardings, long-term outdoor signage, window graphics and more. The Soyang Europe team will be happy to help with any questions about the SoStick range.
www.soyang.co.uk www.signupdate.co.uk Fantasy Light is a self-adhesive vinyl film and is available in
many different colours. It prints well with most printing systems Jonathan Davey, director of Creative Films, said: “This is a great addition to our range; see for yourself how it attracts attention. Ask for a free sample from us today.” Creative Films has a large range of stock of unusual films
for next-day delivery
www.creativefilms.co.uk
Soyang’s SoStick range
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