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Sihl Adds Interleaf to Vision Clear Film

Acid-free paper designed to prevent scratching.

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2 years ago

October 27, 2021

Signs of the Times Staff

Sihl (Ostermundigen, Switzerland) has added an interleaf paper to its 3164 Vision Clear Film.

Like the previous version, 3162 Vision Clear Film with Side Stripe, 3164 still consists of a clear polyester base, but now features an acid-free interleaf paper to prevent scratching as the ﬁlm feeds through the printer. The interleaf also provides aqueous printers with media-sensing systems the needed contrast for print viewing prior to application.

The film was developed for ﬁlm separations, window graphics, package prototyping and other applications. For more information, visit sihlinc.com.

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