Solvent, Latex & UV Inkjet Media

Which surfaces can you apply solvent, latex and UV inkjet media vinyl to?

Solvent, latex and UV inkjet self-adhesive vinyl can be applied to a wide range of flat, curved and corrugated smooth surfaces, including glass, metal, painted panels, plastics and paper-based boards. For challenging substrates, Antalis Ultrastick is ideal; its high tack grey acrylic adhesive ensures strong adhesion on hard-to-stick surfaces. The PE-coated liner ensures smooth feeding through printers, while its Euroclass and British standard fire ratings make it suitable for both interior and exterior applications.

Solvent, Latex and UV inkjet: How does Yupo Jelly 1068 differ from traditional adhesive vinyl?

Yupo Jelly 1068 is a clear polyester film that clings to flat surfaces using a unique micro-structured reverse side, meaning it requires no adhesive. Unlike traditional vinyl, it leaves no residue, can be applied, removed and reused with ease. It is both PVC-free and 100% recyclable. This makes it an excellent option for eco-conscious projects. Perfect for temporary displays, Yupo Jelly is especially useful when graphics need to be repositioned multiple times.

Solvent, Latex and UV inkjet: How do you choose between removable, permanent and repositionable adhesives?

Removable adhesives, such as those used in F-Jet Natural Fibers, are ideal for short-term graphics or when you need clean removal without residue.

Permanent adhesives are best for long-term signage where durability is key.

Repositionable or high tack adhesives, such as Coala Macadam, offer strong grip on textured or outdoor surfaces and are suited for environments where slip resistance or enhanced adhesion is required.