Digital Printing

Roland DGA Corporation Static-Cling Media

Eco-solvent-ink-printable, white or clear material designed for window graphics

Published

14 years ago

July 21, 2010

Steve Aust Signs of the Times July 2010 Issue

Roland DGA Corporation (Irvine, CA) is unveiling static-cling material that’s eco-solvent-ink printable and, according to the company, offers an easy-to-use media options for adhesive-backed, window displays. Substrate components allow the material to adhere inside or outside windows or other glass surfaces by gaining suction on the surface that resembles electrically charged, static-cling products. The non-adhesive nature makes the media ideal for do-it-yourself application and removal of temporary POP and promotional graphics, Roland reports.

The media is available in white and clear, and may cling on both printed and unprinted sides without mottling the application. The company offers white for bolder colors, and clear permits light penetration for optically clear displays.

(800) 542-2307; www.rolanddga.com

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