Shrink-Art
FAQs about our Shrink-Art Film and Sheets
Can ShrinkArt films be recycled?
Can ShrinkArt films be recycled? Yes they can, as long as they’re recycled with materials that have this symbol on them.
Is our ShrinkArt film biodegradable?
Is our ShrinkArt film biodegradable? No, it is not. The only biodegradable film product we offer is acetate film and sheets.
Does ShrinkArt film have good electrical properties?
Does ShrinkArt film have good electrical properties? No. Electricity generates heat; because of ShrinkArt film’s low melt-ing point, you want to keep this material away from elevated temperatures. For electrical applications, we recommend our Hazy DuraLar™ polyester film. Please contact us today and we can help you with your requirements.
Are ShrinkArt films approved for direct skin contact?
Are ShrinkArt films approved for direct skin contact? Although, ShrinkArt films are perfectly safe for direct and indirect skin contact, they are not certified as such.
Is ShrinkArt film approved for direct food contact?
Is ShrinkArt film approved for direct food contact? No. Grafix stocks other types of film products that are, includ-ing acetate, specific brands and grades of polyester film, HDPE and polypropylene. Other types of food-safe films are available as a custom order; larger production minimums may apply.
Is ShrinkArt film suitable for outdoor use?
Is ShrinkArt film suitable for outdoor use? No. Our ShrinkArt film is not made to withstand extended exposure to ultraviolet light or moisture. If you need to put this material outside, it must be contained in something else that will keep it from being exposed to UV and moisture.
What is the heat resistance of Shrink-Art Films?
What is the heat resistance of Shrink-Art Films? Well, it’s fairly low, compared with other films like our DuraLar™ films. It’s even a little less heat resistant than our ClearLay™ Rigid PVC and our acetate film. But that’s a good thing! The whole point of Shrink-Art film is to bake it in an oven and … Read more
Are Shrink-Art films considered archival?
Are Shrink-Art films considered archival? No. Although it is pH neutral, it is not considered archival or suitable for long term archival applications. If you’re looking for a good all-around archival grade film, try our <Link: Archival Duralar product line >,which meets the Library of Congress’ specifications for archival polyester film. Need more info about … Read more
How can Shrink-Art Film be printed?
Our plain Shrink-Art Film is mostly screen printable, although it should also be printable via other conventional printing methods. Please consult your ink vendor for specifics on ink formulations, etc. For digital printing we offer our Desktop Inkjet Printable Shrink-Art Film, designed for consumer grade inkjet printers. DO NOT put these products through PPC/Laser or … Read more
