Permacolor PermaFlex PF6400 Clear Poly LustreTextured Overlaminate [3.75mil, 54" x 150']

This Permacolor PermaFlex PF6400 54" x 150' Clear Poly Textured Floor Overlaminate is a 3.75-mil clear polypropylene film with a textured gloss finish that helps to eliminate glare and provides a very unique and pleasing viewing surface with a permanent adhesive system. This product is recommended as a short term (up to one year), low traffic area overlaminate for indoor applications only. A 1.2 mil PET release liner protects the adhesive. PF6400 can also be used as a short term (1 month) interior Floor Graphic laminate where wet conditions are not expected.

• Features and Benefits:
  • Cost effective enough for short-term promotions
  • Does not finger print
• Typical Uses:
  • Floor graphics in door only
  • Wall murals
  • Point-of-purchase. and trade show displays
  • Digital graphics
• Use with: IMAGin JT5828R , B free Gruv GV429R, IMAGin DigiTrans and REBEL RB228R


• Physical Properties
  

  Property	Typical Values	Test Method
  Thickness, inches (µm) Film plus adhesive	0.047 (120)	ASTM-D645
  Peel Adhesion lb./in. (N/25mm) 180° on Glass -20 min - 24 hrs.	1.5 (6.5) 2.0 (8.7)	PSTC - 1
  Static Coefficient of Friction (Slip Resistance)	N/A	No longer specified for indoor dry applications.
  Temperature Range Application: End Use:	50°F to 100°F (10°C to 38°C) -40° to 180°F (-30° to 82°C)
  Surface Burning Characteristics (Meets ANSI, NFPA, and IFC as class A) Flame Spread Smoke Density	10 70	ASTM E84-01 or ANSI/NFPA 255 or IFC 8-1
  Adhesive pH	Neutral	TAPPI-529

• Durability
  The indoor durability for this product is 1 month in floor graphic applications and 1 year for all other interior vertical applications.
• Shelf Life
  Two years when stored between 60°F - 77°F (15°C - 25°C) and at 50% relative humidity or less.
• Chemical Resistance
  
  • Distilled Water (24 hr.) ............ No effect
  • Detergent (24hr) .................... No effect
  • 10% HCL (10min) ..................... No effect
  • 10% Ammonium Hydroxide (10min) ...... No effect
  • Gasoline (1 hr.) .................... No effect
• Limitations
  1) The user is responsible for determining the product’s suitability, including adhesion and if needed, removal characteristics when used in applications other than listed specifically in this Performance Guide.
  2) If there are any questions about applications, please contact your Mactac sales representative to discuss your requirements for recommendations.
  3) If this is a printed Performance Guide it is an uncontrolled document. Please check the Mactac website for the latest, most up-to-date version.
  
• Recommendations
  Mactac studies and field surveys with numerous customers using Permacolor laminates in rolled-up graphic applications, leads to the following recommendations for rolling and shipping laminated images:
  
  1. Prior to rolling graphics:
  • a) A 2 - 4 hour wet-out period is strongly recommended for the adhesive system to build to ultimate adhesion. This will significantly improve your success with rolled-up graphics.
  • b) This product can be used over UV inkjet and screen printed images. However, extra wet-out time is required to reduce silvering and build bond prior to rolling.
  
  2. For single-side laminated images:
  • a)Roll laminated side in for shipping and storage.
  • b) An inside roll diameter of 3 - 5 inches, minimum, is recommended for graphics with less than 10 mil total graphic thickness (includes imaged media and Permacolor overlaminates).
  • c) For images with a total thickness of 10 mils or greater an inside roll diameter of 10 - 12 inches, minimum, is recommended.
  
  3. For images laminated on both front and back sides:
  • a)Roll images with the thicker laminate to the inside for shipping and storage. For example: if your image has 5 or 10 mil polycarbonate or vinyl on the front and 15 mil Polycarbonate on the back (for additional stiffness), roll the graphic with the 15 mil PermaFlex® side in.
  • b) All double laminated images should be rolled with an inside roll diameter of 10 - 12 inches minimum. Remember that a larger inside diameter is better.
  
  We recognize that different laminator’s methods may produce different results. The recommendations above represent our experience as having the “greatest” success in the field; individual experience should not be discounted.
  
  Values given are typical for unprocessed product and are not for use as specifications. Processing may change the values.