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Roland Introduces Clear, Adhesive-backed Vinyl for Soljet

Works for window signs to durable stickers

Published

21 years ago

February 28, 2003

The variety of display graphics that can be created on Roland SOLJET mild-solvent, wide-format inkjet printers and printer/cutters continues to grow. Roland DGA recently added a clear, adhesive-backed vinyl to its line of Soljet Certified Media (SCM). Roland develops and tests SCM to achieve optimal results when printing with the low-volatile, solvent-based inks used in the Soljet printers.

The 3-mil vinyl has a semi-permanent adhesive and can be used to produce window signs, durable stickers, countertop signs, and other general-purpose graphics on flat surfaces.

It is not conformable to rivets, irregular curves, or indentations. Lamination is recommended for graphics that will be exposed to chemicals and abrasion. The media lists for $269.95 for a 50-in. x 66-ft. roll. (Roland DGA Corp., www.rolanddga.com)

Printvinyl Scored Print Media

New Printvinyl Scored wide-format print media features an easy-to-remove scored liner for creating decals, product stickers, packaging labels, and more. The precision-scored liner, with a 1.25” spacing on a 60” roll, guarantees a seamless and hassle-free removal process.