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Arlon Textured Wallcovering Fabric

Material designed for interior, smooth walls

Published

13 years ago

June 24, 2011

Steve Aust Signs of the Times June 2011 Issue

Arlon (Santa Ana, CA) is announcing DPF 206, a 6-mil, lightweight, polycoated, woven-texture, matte film. Its clear, removable, pressure-sensitive adhesive is designed to bond to interior, smooth surfaces, such as painted, non-vinyl walls. According to the company, the material is intended for wall decorations that require removability and easy application, and DPF 206’s lay-flat liner is designed for various solvent-ink or UV-cure, inkjet inks, as well as UV-cure-ink screenprinting.

The fabric offers 100 lb./in. of tensile strength, and maintains an application-temperature range of 50 to 90° F, and a service-temperature range of -40 to 176° F.

(800) 232-7161; www.arlon.com

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