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MACtac Transparent Media

MACmark 8400 offers for translucent electric signs, glass graphics

Published

12 years ago

April 9, 2012

Wade Swormstedt Signs of the Times April 2012 Issue

MACtac (Stow, OH) is debuting its MACmark® 8400 film that’s designed for translucent illuminated signs and window décor. The 3-mil, glossy film, which the company states provides dimensional stability and excellent cutting and weeding, lasts up to three years outdoors, and comprises a permanent, acrylic, pressure-sensitive adhesive and an 83-lb., white, kraft release liner. MACtac offers the substrate in 16 colors.

The company is also offering its wall-graphics product guide. The literature contains product recommendations, application information and technical specs for such products as IMAGin® digital media and MACmark vinyl-marking films.

(866) 622-8223; www.mactac.com/graphics

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