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Fujifilm Wall-Graphic Media

Polyproplene substrate designed for retail, POP graphics

Published

14 years ago

July 12, 2010

Steve Aust Signs of the Times July 2010 Issue

Fujifilm’s (Valhalla, NY) Graphic Systems Division is introducing its polypropylene, removable wall-graphic material into its line of UV-cure or solvent-ink, roll media. The company offers the PVC-free substrate for retail graphics as a recyclable backdrop and a mild adhesive that doesn’t mar the surface when removed, which meets growing demand for “green” media solutions, the company reports. The film may be printed with UV-cure, full-solvent or eco-solvent inks.

Fujifilm offers the film in 36-, 42- and 50-in. widths on 100-yard-long rolls; custom widths may also be ordered. According to the company, it lasts up to five years indoors or 30 days outside.

(914) 789-8329; www.fujifilm.com

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