Grafityp printable GEF self-adhesive film is suitable for indoor applications and has an outdoor durability of up to 5 years when used with matching non-PVC laminate. Ricky Richards also launched a new display textile made of 100% recycled yarn obtained from plastic bottles.
“We often wonder what role we can play to keep our environment green,” says supplier Ricky Richards. “Let's all start by using Grafityp printable GEF, the green PVC-free alternative.”
Suitable for all indoor applications, the matte white self-adhesive film is environmentally friendly and has an outdoor durability of up to 5 years when used with matching non-PVC laminate.
Features:
Ecological film, free of chlorine and plasticizers
Fire retardant
Outdoor life span 4 to 5 years
Widths: 610mm, 1220mm
GEF01 and GEFM01 come with a coloured silicone layer on the release liner, to make peeling easier.
Grafityp Self Adhesive Products is located in Belgium and manufactures self adhesive films, digital print media, laminates and decoration films. Ricky Richards is the exclusive distributor of the Grafityp range here in Australia.
For more information, contact Ricky Richards Print Media experts on 9735 3333 or sales@rickyrichards.com.au
The supplier has also introduced be.tex Green Valuetex FR - a new display textile made of 100% recycled yarn obtained from plastic bottles.
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| be.tex Green Valuetex FR, available from Ricky Richards |
“This brand-new display textile made of 100% recycled yarn is fire resistant and sound absorbent. Consisting of yarn obtained from plastic bottles, this printable textile leads the way when it comes to sustainability in the printable textiles industry.
“be.tex® Green Valuetex FR delivers the same end-quality print as the other Berger textiles, but the fact it uses recycled materials makes a positive alternative for the more environmentally conscious. Ideal for banners, display frame systems, pop up displays and tablecloths.”
To find out more, contact: sales@rickyrichards.com.au
Established in 1983 by brothers Ron and Norman Gottlieb and their father, Eric Gottlieb, Sydney-based Ricky Richards Is one of the largest stockists of textiles and substrates in Australia.
