Mactac Launches New ‘Print and Stick’ IMAGin M-Dot Floor

Mactac® Distributor Products announces its latest innovation in indoor floor graphics, IMAGin® M-Dot Floor.

A ‘print and stick’ indoor floor graphic material, IMAGin M-Dot Floor (MD128FW54L82) is extremely easy to print and apply.

It consists of a 7.9-mil matte white PVC film that is directly printable with latex, UV and solvent-based inkjet printing methods, requires no lamination, and is coated on one side with Mactac’s specially formulated semi-sphere structured clear removable pressure-sensitive adhesive. It is supplied with a 74# white Kraft release liner.

“One of Mactac’s top goals is to create products that deliver performance and convenience for our customers. The new M-Dot Floor was engineered to provide customers with a great product that allows quick and easy printing and application,” says Amanda Smith, product manager, Mactac Distributor Products. “Its unique dot-pattern adhesive features remarkably high image clarity and is exceptionally forgivable during the application process.”

IMAGin M-Dot Floor is ideal for short-term advertising and promotion for tradeshows, malls, libraries, restaurants, hospitality applications, and more. It is designed for smooth, flat interior floor surfaces, such as tile. However, it also works well on flat, smooth interior walls.

M-Dot Floor is anti-slip certified as having very low slip potential and fire certified as a non-combustible flooring material.

It has indoor durability of up to 6 months on floor surfaces or depending on foot traffic and a 1-year shelf life.
https://www.mactac.com/PR-mdotfloor

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