3911 & 3912 Gloss Permanent Vinyl Series
The 3911 and 3912 Series provides a practical combination for producing and protecting high-quality large-format digital graphics.
3911 Gloss White is an 80-micron white calendered PVC film with a permanent adhesive, developed as a printable base film for vibrant indoor and outdoor graphics.
3912 Gloss Clear is a 90-micron transparent calendered PVC film designed to protect digitally printed images. Its high-gloss surface enhances printed colours while helping shield graphics against UV radiation, scratches, abrasion and weathering.
The two products can be used together as a print-and-protection system or selected individually according to the requirements of the application.
Product Options
| Product |
Face Film |
Finish |
Adhesive |
Roll Size |
| 3911 |
80-micron white calendered PVC |
Gloss white |
Permanent |
1.370m × 50m |
| 3912 |
90-micron clear calendered PVC |
High-gloss clear |
Permanent |
1.370m × 50m |
Key Benefits
- Suitable for professional large-format digital graphics
- Gloss white printable film for strong colour reproduction
- Clear protective film enhances colour and gloss
- Helps protect prints against UV radiation
- Provides resistance to scratches and abrasion
- Solvent-based acrylic adhesive offers excellent weather resistance
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor applications
- Permanent adhesive for reliable long-term bonding
- 3912 offers durability of up to five years under suitable conditions
Print Compatibility
The 3911 printable film is suitable for compatible solvent inkjet printing systems, including:
- VUTEk
- Arizona
- Mimaki
- Mutoh
- Roland
- DGI
Typical Applications
- Indoor and outdoor signage
- Large-format printed graphics
- Retail and point-of-sale displays
- Exhibition graphics
- Promotional panels
- Protection of digitally printed images
- Applications requiring enhanced colour, gloss and durability
Important: Allow printed graphics to dry and outgas fully before applying the 3912 clear protective film. Always confirm compatibility between the print media, ink system and laminate before production.
