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Polymer PVC - White satin - Permanent High-Tack adhesive (clear) - Thickness approximately 90 µm - For demanding applications on structured or low tack substrates such as exterior walls and rough stonework.
The Arlon DPF 8200 High Tack Satin White PVC 90 µm is a robust, polymeric white PVC film with a satin finish and very high tack. Designed for applications on coarse or low surface tension (LSE) substrates such as brick, tile, powder-coated metals and plastics. With its 90 µm thick calendered film, permanent high-tack adhesive and excellent dimensional stability, this film offers sign and visual communication companies a reliable base for long-life outdoor and indoor use.
Key features:
In the sign and visual communications industry, exterior installations, façade graphics and wall coverings are often subject to difficult substrates: rough concrete, brick, painted steel sheets, low surface tension (LSE) plastic panels such as polyethylene or powder coatings. Many standard self-adhesive films offer inadequate adhesion or shrink, loosen or deform over time. The Arlon DPF 8200 High Tack Satin White is specifically designed to meet these challenges: thanks to its thick calendered film, high-tack adhesive and dimensionally stable construction, you get a solution that is immediately applicable and offers long-lasting results. This sets you apart as a supplier or applicator (like Dimix) with quality, reliability and fewer after-sales questions.
The film has a thickness of approximately 90 µm (3.5 mil) and is constructed as premium calendered polymeric PVC. The satin finish gives an elegant appearance with gloss values between approximately 40-60 gloss units (measured at 60°). The adhesive is a permanent high-tack type, which provides instant high initial adhesion and is suitable for coarse or low energy substrates. In addition, the film has a poly-coated lay-flat liner for easy application. Dimensional stability is high: at 70 °C for 48 hours, shrinkage remains minimal (< 1.27 mm) on the indicated test. The service temperature range is impressive from -54 °C to +107 °C, enabling large environment-free application. The film is also approved under fire standards such as ASTM E-84 (USA) which provides additional reliability for facade installations.
The Arlon DPF 8200 High Tack is excellent for:
As a leading supplier in large-format printing and cutting solutions (for sign and visual communications), Dimix can make a strong argument with the Arlon DPF 8200 High Tack for customers seeking high-quality project solutions: from wall and façade graphics to difficult plastic panels. By including this film in its range, Dimix is positioning itself on quality, durability and specialization - with technical support and applications advice. In addition to good processability, this product offers security in terms of longevity and performance, which is especially important for installations in outdoor environments or on challenging substrates.
Film type |
Calendered polymer PVC |
Poem |
90 µm |
Finish |
Satin with gloss value 40-60 gloss units |
Lijm |
Permanente high tack pressure-sensitive lijm |
Release liner |
Polycoated lay-flat liner |
Recommended application temperature |
10°C to 27°C |
Service temperature range |
−54°C to 107°C |
Dimensional stability (70°C/48h) |
≤ 1.27 mm |
Peel adhesion (15 min, RT 21°C) |
≥ 0.71 kg/cm |
Estimated outdoor durability (unprinted) |
Up to ~7 years |
Yes, this film is specifically designed with a high-tack adhesive system and low shrinkage to successfully coat even low surface tension (LSE) substrates such as polypropylene (PP), polyethylene (PE) or powder-coated metals. According to the manufacturer, the film performs "exceptional performance on low surface energy substrates." When applied to such substrates, however, it is important to pre-treat the substrate (light sanding or flame treat) to further optimize adhesion. Example: the data sheet advises that "Plastic surfaces benefit from slightly roughening with sand paper before installation or surface oxidation with flame" on PP/PE. So: yes, suitable - but pay attention to proper preparation and installation conditions.
For optimum adhesion, the substrate must be clean, dry and free of grease or loosening particles. The ideal mounting temperature is between approximately 10°C to 27°C (50°F to 80°F) as indicated in the specifications. At lower temperatures, the adhesive may give adhesion; at higher temperatures, make sure that the film is properly set into the substrate (e.g., with roller or heat source). After installation, the service temperature range is wide: from -54°C to +107°C
According to the manufacturer, the Arlon DPF 8200 High Tack unprinted is suitable for outdoor use up to approximately 7 years under ideal conditions (vertical orientation, no extreme horizontal exposure, cared for maintenance). Note that each project has variables such as sun exposure, dirt accumulation, wind direction, substrate texture and cleaning. Therefore, service life is indicative - for specific warranty conditions, consultation with supplier is recommended.
Yes - according to multiple sources, this film is compatible with printing methods such as eco-solvent, solvent, latex and UV-curable inkjet. However, it is advisable to perform an ink and profile test beforehand, especially in demanding project environments, to check color fastness, adhesion and curing.
Yes - this is precisely one of the strong features of the film: due to the high-tack adhesive and dimensional stability, mounting on "slightly textured outdoor wall substrates such as brick, tile, and concrete" is possible. However, fitters must use proper techniques: gentle rolling, light heat source if necessary, edge-sealing for rough surfaces. Also, the standard outdoor lifespan applies to vertical applications; sloped or horizontal surfaces may have a shorter lifespan
"High Tack" refers to a permanent adhesive with very high initial tack and suitable for difficult substrates (such as rough texture or low surface tension). For a print supplier or sign company, this means you have a film in house that stands out for ease of mounting, adhesion and reliability - less risk of release, bubbles or shrinkage. The high tack property also allows you to serve more difficult substrates that customers would otherwise reject or require expensive special films.
Dimensional stability is crucial in large format printing: if a film shrinks after installation, graphics may distort, edges may loosen or visual quality may decrease. This film has been tested at 70 °C for 48 hours and shows shrinkage < 1.27 mm in that test. This makes it more reliable in environments with varying temperature or direct sun contact. For your customers, this means fewer "nasty surprises" and a stable end result.
Yes - there are compatible overlaminates specified in the datasheet: e.g. Series 3220, Series 3420, ProTec 3960 for additional protection or desired finish. As a print supplier, it is good to advise customers on the combination: for example, use of laminate for extra scratch and UV protection, or a non-slip version for floor installations.
The film should be stored in an environment of approximately 21 °C and ~50% relative humidity, and preferably processed within one year of delivery. Processing: ensure good print settings, sufficient drying of ink, refined cutting settings at cut parts and straight mounting on clean substrate. Possibly light heat or roller to avoid air entrapment.
Yes - although the film allows for much, the following concerns apply: