Monomeric, Polymeric, or Cast? A Guide to Choosing Vinyl Films.

Monomeric, polymeric, and cast films represent key materials in the field of graphic applications, such as car wrapping and the production of advertising graphics. Each of these types has its specific properties and uses, enabling their effective utilization in various scenarios.

Monomeric films are an affordable choice, ideal for short-term projects or applications on flat surfaces where high durability is not required. Despite their shorter lifespan, they offer solid quality and are sufficient for many basic applications.

Polymeric films are a step forward in terms of durability and resistance. Made from complex polymeric materials, these films provide better resistance to UV radiation and weather impacts. Their flexibility is an advantage when applying to slightly curved surfaces, making them ideal for medium-term projects.

Cast films represent the pinnacle of film materials. Their manufacturing process involves high temperature and pressure, making them extremely flexible and able to adapt to the most complex curved surfaces. With their long lifespan and excellent resistance, they are ideal for demanding applications where the highest quality is needed.

In the production of monomeric and polymeric films, rolling technology is often used. However, this technique can lead to an increased tendency for the material to shrink back. Cast films effectively solve this problem, with the tendency to shrink being almost completely eliminated.

Another significant innovation in the field of films is the use of channelled adhesive. This type of adhesive contains small channels that allow air to escape during the application of the film, preventing the formation of air bubbles. This feature greatly simplifies the application process, saves time, and improves the aesthetic result.

Thanks to these advancements in technology and materials, our customers can expect the highest quality products, tailored to their specific needs and applications. Our films are designed to accommodate a variety of projects - from simple short-term applications to the most demanding long-term uses