DPF 8200X High Tack is a 90 micron satin white, high-tensile, PVC film with aggressive, bubble releasing, permanent pressure-sensitive adhesive. The film is made of a 100% engineering-grade facestock with a polycoated, low profile air-egress, lay-flat liner. The unique low shrink adhesive system enhances dimensional stability, improving printer handling and converting time. Designed to adhere to slightly textured outdoor wall substrates such as brick, tile, and concrete, the film also has exceptional performance on low surface energy substrates such as polypropylene, polyethylene, and powder coated paints. DPF 8200X High Tack is rated for outdoor durability up to 7 years* (unprinted). Using Arlon’s recommended installation tips for walls, the film conforms well to flat surfaces with slight contours.
| Overlaminate | Application Uses* |
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Series 3210 |
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*Cast Laminate Recommended for Applications with Slight Contours & Textures
| Property | Test Methods | Typical Value | |
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| Surface Finish | Gloss Meter 60° Reflection | 40 to 60 Gloss Units | |
| Thickness | Micrometer, Federal Bench Type | 90 microns | |
| Tensile Strength | Tensile Tester with 51 mm jaw separation; crosshead speed of 5.1 mm/s, web direction | 2.3 kg/cm | |
| Elongation | Instron Tensile Tester as above | > 150% | |
| Shelf Life (In Box) | Ideal Storage Temperature 21°C and 50% relative humidity | 1 year from factory shipment | |
| Application Temperature Range | On clean, dry substrate | 10°C to 27°C optimum | |
| Service Temperature Range | On clean, dry substrate | -54°C to 107°C | |
| Dimensional Stability | 70°C, 48 hours | < 1.27 mm | |
| Peel Adhesion | PSTC-1, 15 min, 21°C | 0.71 kg/cm | |
| Liner Release | TLMI Release at 90˚, 760 cm/min | 9.8 g/cm | |
Masonry Surfaces (Brick, Cinder Block and Concrete)
The surface should be entirely dust free: high pressure TSP/water wash is the easiest method. Please ensure there must be no loose paint, grit or chalk present.
The surface temperature must be above 50°F (10°C). To assure highest adhesion the graphics will benefit from a final
installation pass using a soft roller and heat source in combination. The film should be heated to a point of softening and then roll the film tightly into the texture of the wall.
Plastic
These surfaces benefit from slightly roughening with sand paper before installation or surface oxidation with flame. For many polyolefinic surfaces, once the oily skin of the plastic is modified bond will improve dramatically.
Addition of heat during removal will make the process much cleaner and faster. Where possible allow the surface to reach 27°C or more before removing the film. Where ambient temperature is not that high use either a very “soft” flame type torch or heat gun to bring the temperature up. Arlon recommends getting the film and under laying adhesive above 38°C.
Due to the porosity of certain types of plastics (i.e. PP, PE), plastics exposed to gasoline from tanks will migrate through plastic and interfere with vinyl adhesion to the plastic. We do not recommend wrapping gasoline tanks or similar plastics exposed to like fumes.
Remove the film in a continuous smooth motion at a shallow angle for the fastest separation. Where it is practical, two people on the removal make the job go far faster than using just one. With one person working the heating unit in front of the second person who is peeling film, the job proceeds at a uniform and consistent pace. Where only one person is working there will be constant starting and stopping in addition to the problems of the heat being very inconsistent.
• Temp range 13°C or higher. If environment temperature is lower than 13°C, heat gun or blow torch should be used.
• Film removal angle >90 degrees from vertical wall.
• Removal rate: slow (2.5 cm/sec) and constant pull of graphics towards the ground.
Because of the porous nature of all masonry and its general roughness Arlon does expect water, snow or ice to seep between the film and wall and collect on the upper edges of the applied graphic. For this reason an edge seal is
recommended on applications that have very rough surfaces. Rough surfaces may not carry the standard warranties.
Standard warranty applies to vertical applications only. Vertical is defined as +/- 10° from the vertical. Non-vertical
applications are not warranted for this product.
The following is made in lieu of all warranties expressed or implied:
All statements, technical information and recommendations published by Arlon relating to Arlon products are based on tests believed to be reliable and within the accuracy of the equipment used to obtain the specific values. Their accuracy or completeness is not guaranteed and Arlon makes no warranty with regard thereto. Seller’s and manufacturer’s only responsibility shall be to replace any quantity of the product proved defective. Seller and manufacturer shall not be liable for injury, loss or damage, direct or consequential, arising out of use or the inability to use the product. Nor shall seller or manufacturer be liable for any costs or expenses incurred in the processing or printing on the product. Before using, user shall determine the suitability of the product for its intended use. User assumes all risk and liability of every nature in connection therewith. No statements or recommendations other than those contained in the technical information published by Arlon shall have force or effect unless contained in an agreement manually signed by the officers of seller and manufacturer.
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