Lintec to launch recycled film for screen and digital applications
As the demand for eco-friendly and sustainable solutions are growing in the POS and signage industry, Lintec is set to launch the recycled films for the screen and digital applications at the Fespa 2018.
06 Apr 2018 | By Sujith Ail
Lintec to launch recycled film for screen and digital applications
Andy Voss, managing director of Lintec Europe, said, "The pace of change within the signage and wide format industries continues to accelerate at a consistent rate, with more diverse applications appearing every year. Sustainability and environmentally friendly practices are topics of great interest, a trend that is no doubt being driven by an increased awareness and a desire to 'go green'.”
The Re-Pop film is a non-PVC dry apply the adhesive film of the 50-micron polyester film. Since the liner used for the film is made up of paper, Re-Pop films can be printed using the screen, UV digital and litho print. According to Voss, “The film is durable, offers improved see-through and dimensional stability qualities and is easy to apply, also removing the need for professional installation or removal.”
The facestock is made up of 80% of recycled PET derived from the discarded plastics bottles. The recycling method used reduces the consumption of petroleum resources, as well as resulting in a 24% reduction of carbon dioxide during the manufacturing process. Voss said, “This represents a small yet significant step forward towards the preservation of the environment."
"I am confident visitors will appreciate the ways in which our products can play a significant role in enhancing their service offering within the POS, retail and interior decor markets," concluded Voss.
Fespa is scheduled from 15 to 18 May 2018 at Berlin, Germany.
The Re-Pop film is a non-PVC dry apply the adhesive film of the 50-micron polyester film. Since the liner used for the film is made up of paper, Re-Pop films can be printed using the screen, UV digital and litho print. According to Voss, “The film is durable, offers improved see-through and dimensional stability qualities and is easy to apply, also removing the need for professional installation or removal.”
The facestock is made up of 80% of recycled PET derived from the discarded plastics bottles. The recycling method used reduces the consumption of petroleum resources, as well as resulting in a 24% reduction of carbon dioxide during the manufacturing process. Voss said, “This represents a small yet significant step forward towards the preservation of the environment."
"I am confident visitors will appreciate the ways in which our products can play a significant role in enhancing their service offering within the POS, retail and interior decor markets," concluded Voss.
Fespa is scheduled from 15 to 18 May 2018 at Berlin, Germany.
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