New product line features easy-to-remove, printable scored liner

Mactac® Graphics & Signage Solutions announces the launch of Printvinyl Scored™, the first of its kind for the wide-format graphics industry. The new product line includes two pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) products with a scored liner for screen and wide-format printers.

Mactac Printvinyl™ film is recognized for its proven quality and consistent printability. The new precision-scored liner, with a 1.25″ spacing, guarantees a seamless and hassle-free removal process. Products are printable on both the film face and liner, expanding promotional messaging capabilities with an easy-to-remove scored liner that simplifies the application experience.

“Mactac is committed to enhancing our service and growing our capabilities to bring more value to printers, print buyers, and installers,” said Nate Goodman, Technical Product Manager of Mactac Graphics & Signage Solutions. “We have invested in advanced converting technologies in our Minneapolis, MN plant, enabling these value-added applications like stickers, labels, and promotional materials.”

Printvinyl Scored products have a durability of 5 years. These products are available in permanent and removable adhesives and can be wide-format digital or screen-printed
*PVS528UR features an ultra-removable acrylic adhesive with a 3.2 mil matte white polymeric vinyl film and 78# bleached kraft liner back scored liner at 1.25” apart.
*PVS528P has a permanent acrylic adhesive with a 3.2 mil matte white polymeric vinyl film and 78# bleached kraft liner back scored liner at 1.25” apart.

Mactac plans to add to the scored liner options and continue to enhance our capabilities to the product line in the future.
https://www.mactac.com/Printvinyl-Scored

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