Digital Printing

Clear Focus Imaging Window Film

30%-perforated material designed for two-way visuals

Published

9 years ago

May 2, 2016

Robin Donovan Signs of the Times May 2016 Issue

Clear Focus Imaging (Santa Rosa, CA) is debuting 24-Vue™, a translucent, perforated window-graphic film that contains a clear, pressure-sensitive adhesive, and features the company’s patented Do-ALLiner® universal release liner which, according to the company, optimizes printer compatibility. The film contains a 70/30 perforation pattern (70% printable surface) and 1.5-mm holes, and is designed for POP, retail signage and commercial window graphics in which two-way visual communication is desired under various lighting conditions. 24-Vue can be mounted to the interior or exterior of windows, glass doors and other transparent surfaces, and is suitable for outside venues.
(800) 307-7990; www.clearfocus.com

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