DPF 6100XLP is a 50 microns gloss white cast film with bubble releasing, tinted, clean removing, repositionable, permanent pressure-sensitive adhesive. The LX (Low Profile) X-Scape Technology® allows installers to achieve speedy installation while maintaining a high enough tack to ensure long-term bond. Designed for large format graphics, DPF 6100XLP is made of premium quality cast facestock with a low profile liner. The adhesive system is designed to provide excellent opacity as well as easy installation. The film provides superior conformability around rivets, curves, contours and channels.
DPF 6100XLP is rated for outdoor durability up to 10 years (unprinted). Printed durability is dependent on the ink system used.
Property | Test Methods | Typical Value | |
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Surface Finish | Gloss Meter 60° Reflection | 70 to 90 Gloss Units | |
Thickness | Micrometer, Federal Bench Type | 50 microns | |
Tensile Strength | Tensile Tester with 51 mm jaw separation; crosshead speed of 5.1 mm/s, web direction | ≥ 0.8 kg/cm | |
Elongation | Instron Tensile Tester as above | Average 200% | |
Shelf Life (In Box) | Ideal Storage Temperature 21°C and 50% relative humidity | 2 years from factory shipment | |
Application Temperature Range | On clean, dry substrate | 4.4°C to 38°C | |
Application Temperature Range | On clean, dry substrate (corrugated with rivets and channels) | 15°C to 38°C | |
Service Temperature Range | On clean, dry substrate | -40°C to 80°C | |
Dimensional Stability | 70°C, 48 hours | 0.24 mm | |
Peel Adhesion | PSTC-1, 15 min, 21°C | ≥ 666.85 N/m | |
Liner Release | TLMI Release at 90 ̊, 760 cm/min | 9.84 g/cm |
Actual weathering durability depends on surface preparation, surface maintenance and exposure conditions. Successful weather resistance is characterized by the retention of legibility. DPF 6100XLP will resist weathering best when applied to vertical or upper outboard angles. Horizontal angles, such as hood and auto roof surfaces, will deteriorate more quickly than vertical. This is due to increased exposure to sun and moisture, as well as high deposition of dirt and atmospheric contaminants. Arlon does not recommend its film for horizontal or close horizontal applications. Use heat and/or chemical when removing image from vehicle (see Installer Handbook for details).
Storing vinyl graphics in covered areas will help prolong the life of the vinyl by limiting its exposure to damaging elements such as sunlight and rain. Protecting a wrapped car in the garage can keep it sheltered from all types of weather and harmful pollution, both of which could wear out the horizontal surfaces of the car and cause damage to the paint underneath. Vinyl that starts to brown or show discoloration has been negatively affected by acidic pollutants and if not immediately removed could stain the paint. Taking extra steps to keep the vinyl covered when not in use will help extend the life of the vinyl and keep the car looking as good as it did when it was first wrapped.
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