P6195 - ASLAN UltraTack DFP07G polymeer vinyl 100mic wit glans high tack grijs

UltraTack DFP07G is tailored with a grey-pigmented ultra-high tack adhesive that dramatically increases bonding strength on surfaces where standard adhesives struggle—such as textured, absorbent, low-energy, or coloured substrates. Its adhesive is calibrated for strong initial grab (even at low application temperatures) and long-term durability, thus enabling applications on surfaces normally deemed “non-stick” or challenging. In contrast, a standard film might lift, peel, or fail to bond altogether on such surfaces.

Yes — the film is compatible with solvent, eco-solvent, latex, UV-curable, and even screen printing inks, assuming proper ink-curing and drying. Insufficient drying may interfere with the adhesive, so it’s vital to allow full curing before lamination or application.

You can typically apply from +5 °C and above. Below that, the adhesive’s initial tack may weaken, compromising immediate adhesion. For cold environments, consider acclimatizing materials or delaying application until ambient temperature allows.

Yes — it can be applied wet. However, you may see a temporary “whitening” or haze in the adhesive layer, which usually fades over time (a few days) depending on weather conditions. Use of ASLAN TL10 transfer liquid is recommended to assist in sliding and achieving final placement.

While the film has good initial grab, full adhesive strength develops over time — approximately 1 week, reaching ~ 22 N/25 mm under ideal conditions. During that period, avoid excessive stress, especially near edges.

When installed vertically in a temperate climate, the film can last up to 7 years without significant degradation. In more extreme climates or horizontal exposure, effective lifespan may vary. For additional protection, pairing with a UV-resistant laminate is recommended.

Yes — the service temperature range is between –30 °C and +80 °C. Exposing beyond those limits (e.g. excessive heat or freezing) may degrade adhesive performance or cause delamination over time.

This is designed as a permanent, high-tack vinyl. While removal is possible, it will likely require heat, mechanical effort, and may leave adhesive residue—especially on porous or textured substrates. For applications needing removability, consider alternative media.

The substrate should be cleaned thoroughly — free from dust, oils, grease, and contaminants. Use a high-quality degreaser or a manufacturer-recommended cleaner before application. For surfaces with unknown coatings or treatments, conduct a small test patch to verify adhesion.

Store the film in a stable environment: 15–25 °C, relative humidity ~50–60%. Rolls should be kept upright or on hanging racks to avoid pressure marks or deformation. Shelf life is roughly 2 years from production—after which performance might slightly degrade.