Description
Ultra™ Cast Vinyl FROSTED GLASS
Ultra™ Cast Vinyl FROSTED GLASS
Description
Full 7-year exteriordurability. Outstanding cutting and weeding. Conforms to all flat or curved surfaces, especially rivets and corrugations. Extremely stable and solvent resistant. Excellent choice
for fleet graphics and premium signs. In 54 designer colors. Use with Kapco® Premask™ Plus or
Kapco® Premium Transfer Tapes.
Construction
Face Film: 2.0 mil (53 μm) solid color, high gloss, premium, cast vinyl film
Adhesive: Permanent, clear, acrylic, pressure-sensitive
Release Liner: 78# white bleached kraft
Physical Properties
The following information on physical and chemical characteristics is based upon tests believed
to be reliable. The values are intended only as a source of information. They are given without
guarantee and do not constitute a warranty. The purchaser should independently determine,
prior to use, the suitability of this material for his/her specific purpose. (Data represents averages
and is not intended for use as a specification).
Outdoor Durability:
7 years when properly processed and applied (vertical exposure (90° ± 10°), unprinted film).
Warranty coverage is defined as no appreciable deterioration in the product. Cracking, crazing,
blistering or loss of adhesion constitutes a breach of warranty if it occurs during the stated life of
the product.
Application Temperature: +40° F
Application Surface: Flat, flat with rivets, rivets and corrugations
Service Temperature Range: -40° F to +180° F
Chemical Resistance: Resistant to most petroleum based oils, greases and aliphatic
solvents. Resistant to mild acids, alkalies and salt.
Typical Adhesion Values: Substrate 1 min 15 min 24 hrs
180° Peel Test Stainless Steel 3.3 lbs/in 3.7 lbs/in 4.5 lbs/in
(437N/m) (525N/m) (700N/m)Note: Tested per ASTM 1000. Always pretest your specific
substrate prior to actual application.
Shelf Life: 1 year at temperatures under 73° F 50 ± 5% R.H.
Tensile At Yield: 4.0 to 8.0 lbs/in²
Dimensional Stability: Less than 0.015 in shrinkage determined by measurement of
unprinted film appliedto 36 in² aluminum test panel after 72 hrs
aging at 73° F 50 ± 5% R.H. followed by 48 hrs at 150°
.
