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Product Catalogue - Hot Press

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8HEATSEAL LAMINATESHEATSEAL LAMINATESAlthough this process is sometimes overlooked,the <strong>Hot</strong> <strong>Press</strong> range of laminates has manybenefits that can yield higher value orders forframers, photographers and print shops. Forone thing, all <strong>Hot</strong> <strong>Press</strong> laminates contain UVinhibitors to increase the fade resistance of theartwork. They also are unbreakable, easy to keepclean and come in a variety of popular finishes.GLOSS (LUSTRE) 50µFINE LINEN 90µThe most popular heatseal laminate, this film offers a unique finishthat conforms to the surface it is pressed against (under heat). Thenormal result is a lustre finish transferred from the surface of the foamblanket in the press, but other textures can easily be applied. This filmis also used as the top coating when prints are bonded to canvas.SATIN MATT 50µThis film is often used to laminate posters and prints, as its subtlefinish closely mimics that of the printed piece. The satin sheen finishreduces glare, but does not reduce contrast, as the film is relativelythin. Also suitable for canvas bonding.MATT 75µThis film is characterised by a full matt finish that completely eliminatesreflections. It offers additional UV protection when used behind glass,but is almost invisible. Matt film is most often used where lighting isunpredictable and uncontrollable, such as exhibition halls and otherpublic areas. Additional heat applied during processing will give thematt film a textured surface.SAND TEXTURE 90µThis film is ideal for graphics that will be subjected to prolongedexposure in public places. It displays a pleasing sandy texture thatis also scuff resistant. Sand Texture film is also ideal for socialphotographers who wish to show samples and copies to clients.This delicate, fabric-textured laminate is often preferred byphotographers wishing to offer a subtle yet decorative finish to theirwork. It is also useful for disguising minor creases and cracks inprints and posters.COARSE LINEN 90µThis film displays a mid-gauge fabric texture resembling roughcotton. It is often used on larger format artwork where a finer finishmay be lost. The rougher gauge of this film is capable of hidinglarge imperfections in prints and posters.CANVASTEX 190µDue to its heavy canvas texture, Canvastex is often used as aneconomical alternative to actual canvas bonding.DUE TO ITS THICKNESS THIS FILM IS UNPIERCED,BUT SHOULD BE PIERCED BEFORE USE.POLYESTER GLOSS 36µThis film has a heat-resistant gloss finish that is popular for theproduction of tablemats. It is also useful for imparting a gloss finishto paper prints. Please note that the heat resistance of this film isonly sufficient for hand-hot items, and not items just removed from ahot oven. For cork bases see Page 18.THIS FILM IS UNPIERCED and SHOULD NOT BE PIERCED,AS IT WILL NOT HEAL.All material comes pre-pierced as standard (unless otherwise stated).Un-pierced films are available on request.

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