Mount Film

How does pressure-sensitive mount film work?

Pressure-sensitive mount film works by using an adhesive that bonds to surfaces when pressure is applied, eliminating the need for heat or water. This makes it quick, clean, and easy to use on rigid or flat materials. For example, Antalis twin mount film is a 50micron monomeric PVC option with permanent adhesive on both sides. Its kraft-lined backing makes it easy to handle and pre-cut, reducing waste while providing a reliable bond for a wide range of surfaces.

Is mount film suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications?

Yes, mount film can be used in both indoor and outdoor environments, depending on the type selected. It plays an important role in visual communication, helping businesses display graphics on boards, windows, or rigid materials. Removable options allow for short-term promotions, while permanent versions deliver lasting results. For instance, Coala window mount easy is suitable for outdoor use on glass, while Coala mounting film ensures strong adhesion for interior displays.

Which type of mount film is best for window graphics?

The best choice for window graphics is Coala window mount easy. This transparent polyester film features a permanent adhesive on one side and a removable air-release adhesive on the other, ensuring bubble-free application. It bonds seamlessly to glass and acrylic surfaces, making it ideal for temporary or changeable displays. Whether used for advertising, promotions, or decorative visuals, it can be removed without leaving residue, making it practical for both short-term and repeat applications.

What mount film should I use for photographs and posters?

For mounting photographs, posters, or fine prints, Coala mounting film is the ideal option. Made from 12micron clear polyester, it features a pH-neutral adhesive designed not to affect the substrate, ensuring your prints maintain their original quality. This permanent adhesive film bonds securely to rigid materials such as boards, plastics, wood, and metals. It’s the preferred choice when presentation quality and durability are essential, particularly for professional displays or archival work.