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.
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Can drafting film be recycled?
Can drafting film be recycled? No, not in the traditional sense. The drafting coating on this film is a contaminant that will fowl up the recycling process
Can light diffuser paper be recycled?
Can light diffuser paper be recycled? Yes it can, right along with regular paper.
Can our ComputerGrafix digital printable films be recycled?
Can our ComputerGrafix digital printable films be recycled? No, not in the traditional sense. The printable coating on these films are a contaminant that will fowl up the recycling process.
Can acetate film and sheets be recycled?
Can acetate film and sheets be recycled? Yes it can, right along with paper, because it is a polymer made from wood pulp and cotton linters. There is no specific recycling symbol for acetate polymer. So feel free to recycle it with any of your paper products.
Do our surface protection films resist tearing?
Do our surface protection films resist tearing? Sort of. Surface protection films will stretch a bit before they break.
Does translucent imaging film (TIF) resist tearing?
Does translucent imaging film (TIF) resist tearing? Yes, it does, because it’s made from polyester film. However, at-tempting to tear it could cause damage to its functional coatings.
Does ComputerGrafix laser-printable film resist tearing?
Does ComputerGrafix laser-printable film resist tearing? Yes, it does, because it’s made from polyester film. However, attempting to tear it could cause damage to its functional coatings.
Does ComputerGrafix inkjet-printable film resist tearing?
Does ComputerGrafix inkjet-printable film resist tearing? Yes, it does, because it’s made from polyester film. However, attempting to tear it could cause damage to its functional coatings.
Does drafting film resist tearing?
Does drafting film resist tearing? Yes, it does because it’s made from polyester film. However, attempting to tear it could cause damage to its functional coatings.
