Quality Plastic Film and Plastic Sheets
This is a collection of FAQs related to the properties of Grafix Plastics products.
Our stock Static Cling vinyl sheets are not compatible for printing. Specific grades of static cling film are available for specific types of printing such as Screen Printing, and Offset Lithography. The only digital printing grades of cling film that are available are for inkjet printing and other low print methods. If you’re looking to … Read more
PVC is an acronym of the words PolyVinyl Chloride, which is the full name of the polymer that is used to make Vinyl Sheets and Film. So the term Vinyl and PVC both refer to the same class of material. Flexible Vinyl Film is the kind of material your Grandmother used to put over her … Read more
We do not recommend using our flexible vinyl film and sheets for outdoor applications. Although they may be suitable for short term projects, they not geared to tolerate extreme temperatures or sunlight. Long term exposure to the elements can cause the material to yellow, become brittle or turn hazy. The best product that we stock … Read more
We do not recommend using our stock ClearLay vinyl film and sheets for outdoor applications. Although they may be suitable for short term projects, they not geared to tolerate extreme temperatures or sunlight. Long term exposure to the elements can cause the material to yellow, become brittle or turn hazy. The best product that we … Read more
Our stock Vinyl Sheets are not certified for contact with food. Grafix stocks other products that are FDA certified such as Acetate, HDPE & Polypropylene, and select grades of Polyester Film. We can custom source food safe vinyl sheets and film on a special order basis.
Some do, and some don’t. Plasticizer is used to give Vinyl it’s soft feeling and greater pliability. The softer the Vinyl the more plasticizer has been used. Our ClearLay Rigid Vinyl Film and Sheets do not have any plasticizer in them, so they are relatively hard. On the other end of the scale is our … Read more
