Drytac announces global availability of ReTac Clear PET

Drytac, the leading international manufacturer of self-adhesive materials for the large-format print and signage markets, is delighted to announce the global availability of ReTac Clear PET PVC-free film.

The award-winning product was initially launched in North America in September 2023 but is now also being made available to Drytac customers in the UK and in markets across Europe.

A 3.0 mil (75µ) clear polyester (PET) film with a clear ReTac adhesive​, ReTac Clear PET forms part of Drytac’s popular ReTac range of solutions. It has been specifically developed with the environment in mind and is ideal for POP, retail and hospitality window, wall, and counter-top graphics.

The film can be applied to all flat and simple curved surfaces. Installation is clean as the film does not require water to be applied. It also offers residue-free removal, making life easier for users when a graphic has reached the end of its life.

Printable on both Latex and UV machines, ReTac Clear PET is available in roll widths of up to 54 inches (approx. 137cm). It is coated on one side with ReTac ultra removable adhesive, protected by a siliconized kraft release paper.
https://www.drytac.com/drytac-announces-global-availability-of-retac-clear-pet/

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