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GF 160

3.0 MIL GLOSS CLEAR LAMINATE
CLEAR PERMANENT ADHESIVE
GF 160
FILM TYPE Clear Monomeric Vinyl
FILM THICKNESS (mils) 3.0
ADHESIVE Emulsion Acrylic
RELEASE LINER White 2-Sided PE-Coated Kraft
OUTDOOR DURABILITY Up to 3 years
TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
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GF 160 is a 3.0 mil gloss clear vinyl laminate featuring a pressure-sensitive permanent acrylic adhesive, mounted on a smooth, 75# 2-sided poly-coated liner. This calendered vinyl laminate provides outstanding protection against abrasion and moisture, making it perfect for cold laminating. It’s specifically designed to protect digitally printed graphics in exhibit and display environments. GF 160 is ideal for both interior and short-term exterior applications. With its gloss finish, it works well with various ink types, including solvent, latex, and UV-curable inks typically used in wide-format digital printing. GF 160 is an excellent choice for signage, windows, and decals, suitable for both printed and flat laminating applications. Engineered for general signage, window graphics, and decals, GF Economy Solutions deliver the perfect balance of quality, performance, and affordability.

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APPLICATIONS

General Signage

POP & Indoor Signage

Windows

INK COMPATIBILITY

Solvent

Eco-Solvent

Latex

UV Curable

Offset (UV Curable)

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can GF 160 laminate be used on any kind of vehicle graphics?
No. GF 160 is ideal for flat or very slight curves. In the cases of vehicles, it is best to use a comformable, long-term laminate that matches the specifications of the wrap (print) vinyl used. GF 160 laminate is meant for applications where up to one year of durability is needed and is not meant to be stretched or to conform.
Will a Calendered laminate like GF 160 work on a Cast print vinyl?
No. You can apply a cast laminate to a calendered vinyl, but you should never put a calendered laminate on a cast vinyl. They must be of a similar construction so that over time they shrink at the same rate to avoid delamination.