Clear Printable Inkjet Film For Screen Printing

Product Description:

We offer PET Eco-Friendly Printing Media, which is a PET Super Transparent Film with a thickness of 0.3mm, high recyclability, size of 2.5m X 50m or as required, and three different types of glossiness including matte, glossy, and transparent. This printing media has a high tear resistance, making it an ideal choice for light box applications. It is perfect for outdoor and indoor advertising, signage, window displays, and more. With our PET Eco-Friendly Printing Media, you can expect superior performance and long-lasting results every time.

Features:

• Product Name: PET Eco-Friendly Printing Media
• Tear Resistance: High
• Size: 2.5m X 50m Or As Required
• Environmental Impact: Eco-Friendly, Pollution-free
• Durability: High
• Weatherability: High
• Special Features: Transfer PET Film Roll, Double Inkjet PET Film, PET Super Transparent Light Box Film

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PET Eco-Friendly Printing Media is a high-quality, eco-friendly printing material produced by Golden A&A. It is certified by ISO SGS CE, with a minimum order quantity of 1000 square meters and a competitive price. This printing media is available in carton packaging, and delivery is usually within 15 working days. Payment terms are T/T, L/C, and the production capacity is 50000 square meters per month.

PET Eco-Friendly Printing Media has high opacity, weatherability, brightness, and thickness of 0.3mm. It is pollution-free and environmentally friendly, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, such as PET Double Spray Cloth, PET Super Transparent Light Box Film, and PET Lamp Sheet Printable Film. It is also highly durable, making it ideal for outdoor applications.

For businesses looking for an eco-friendly printing media that is durable and certified, PET Eco-Friendly Printing Media from Golden A&A is an excellent choice. This product is of superior quality and is available in large quantities, making it a great value for money.

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