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Contra Vision® Performance™ Laminating Film CL50CYA

TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Contra Vision Performance Laminating Film CL50CYA 1. 2. Page 12 Revision B Date 09032011 Replaces VERSION A Authors RAS Identification of the product 1.1 Commercial product name Contra Vision Performance Laminating Film 1.2 Product Reference number CL50CYA Description Contra Vision Performance CL50CYA is a clear gloss cast pvc laminating film featuring a polyester liner. Contra Vision Performance CL50CYA laminating film is intended for lamination onto Contra Vision Performance perforated self-adhesive vinyl to prevent water and dirt filling the perforated holes and impairing through vision. This film also offers UV protection increased image life and an attractive gloss finish. Contra Vision Performance perforated self-adhesive vinyl laminated with CL50CYA is designed for use on flat and gently curving surfaces. 3. Use Ensure that the printed perforated vinyl is perfectly dry prior to lamination. Use a cold laminator to apply CL50CYA with proper tension control to prevent wrinkles and tunneling occurring. Do not stretch either the perforated vinyl or the laminating film during lamination as this can result in tunneling andor wrinkles. If after lamination it is necessary to roll the graphics be sure to roll them loosely with the printedlaminated side out. If transporting the laminated graphics lay them flat between layers of cardboard or other protective material or roll the graphics with the printedlaminated side out onto a core that is large enough in diameter to prevent the liner and laminate from wrinkling or tunneling. Use a shipping tube whose diameter is large enough to easily accommodate the loosely rolled graphics. After applying the laminating film let the printed overlaminated graphic sit for at least 12 hours before application to the glass to allow the laminating films adhesive to bond adequately to the perforated vinyl. Avoid stretching the laminated graphics during installation they have a memory and if stretched may return to the

ir original shape causing the perforated vinyl to lift off the glass later. The edges of the graphics can be sealed to give extra protection especially for vehicle graphics. After printing trim back the printed perforated vinyl but not the liner. Then apply the lamination film over the whole area and trim back the lamination film and liner to leave a 10mm 0.4 inch overhang of lamination film around the edge of the printed perforated vinyl. Alternatively apply a 15mm 0.6 inch strip of CL50CYA overlapping onto the laminated graphics by 7mm 0.3 inch and the surrounding glass by 8mm 0.3 inch. When approaching the minimum application temperature for the perforated vinyl do not apply laminated perforated vinyl unless the ambient moisture level is low to avoid moisture being trapped in the perforated holes under the lamination film. The graphics should not be washed within 24 hours of application to allow the adhesive to reach its ultimate strength. To clean the graphics after laminating spray a non-abrasive non-solvent cleaner on a cloth then wipe surface. TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Contra Vision Performance Laminating Film CL50CYA 4. Page 22 Revision B Date 09032011 Replaces VERSION A Authors RAS Typical Properties PROPERTY VALUE Face film Clear gloss cast pvc Thickness of face film Adhesive Liner NOTES 50m 2 mil Transparent permanent solvent polyacrylate Single-sided silicone-coated polyester Thickness of liner 30m 1.2 mil Minimum lamination temperature 10C 50F Durability 5 years Vertical applications only This refers to the overlaminate and not the protection that it gives the printed image. Shelf life 2 years Under ordinary condition at temperature of 22 72F and relative humidity of 50-55 This document is intended as a source of information is given without guarantee and does not constitute a warranty. Purchasers should independently determine prior to use the suitability of the product for their specific intended purpose. Contra Vision Performance is a trade mark of Contr

a Vision Ltd. Contra Vision North America Inc. 2011