LF-300 STC
Product provides the durability of metal with the economy and ease of application of pressure-sensitive products.
Description
PRODUCT ID: LF-300-S-TC-50DK/P
DESCRIPTION: GRAPHIC ARTS
Laminates and Coated Products Engineered for the Graphic Arts Industry
CONSTRUCTION:
0.003″ soft solid bright silver aluminum foil with permanent acrylic adhesive and 50 # densified kraft liner
FEATURES:
Product provides the durability of metal with the economy and ease of application of pressure-sensitive products.
APPLICATION:
Appliance labels, dials, or control panels, product nameplates and instruction panels, tamperproof labels
ADHESIVE:
Permanent, pressure-sensitive
CHEMICAL PROPERTIES:
- Resistance to mild acids, alkalies, and salt.
- Fungus resistant.
- Water and corrosion resistant.
PRINTING METHODS: Letterpress, offset, screen, and flexo.
STANDARD ADHESIVE: #97
| PROPERTY | VALUE | TEST METHOD |
| Thickness: | .004″ +/- 10% | ASTM-D-3652 |
| Sunlight Resistance: | Excellent | |
| Durability: | 3 years | |
| Opacity: | Opaque | |
| Dimensional Stability: | Excellent | |
| Adhesion to Aluminum: | 32 oz/inch of width @ 75 degrees F. | ASTM-D-1000 15 minute dwell |
| Min. Application Temperature: | 50 degrees F | |
| Service Temperature: | 50 to + 250 degrees F | |
| Shelf Life: | 1 year when stored under conditions of 70 degrees F. (21 degrees C.) and 50% R.H. | |
| P/N 338 | Date: 12/22/97 |
Physical and performance values and characteristics shown above are obtained through recommended test procedures. The above values do not represent a guarantee of product performance and are not intended for use in determining engineering specifications. Values represent nominal and average values; individual roll values may vary from average values indicated on the datasheet. User is responsible for determining suitability and fitness for use. User assumes all risk and liability whatsoever in connection therewith. Seller assumes no liability beyond the replacement value of material.
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