Sottorivestimenti Pack Foil

Film poliestere adesivo da utilizzare nei cilindri porta lastre e porta caucciù per il raggiungimento ottimale delle pressioni nelle macchine da stampa.

L'elevato grado adesivo di PACK-FOIL garantisce una efficace e duratura coesione con la superficie dei cilindri assicurando grande stabilità anche su macchine da stampa ad alta velocità.

La speciale rugosità di PACK-FOIL lo rende particolarmente indicato su macchine da stampa rotative ed offset a foglio ad alta velocità.

VENDITA IN FORMATO: PACK-FOIL può essere fornito in qualsiasi formato per qualsiasi macchina da stampa negli spessori sottoelencati: mm. 0,10 - 0,15 - 0,20 - 0,25 - 0,30 - 0,35 - 0,40 - 0,45 - 0,50.

VENDITA IN ROTOLO: PACK-FOIL può essere fornito in rotoli di altezza 1,20 x 20m.

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