Grafityp GEF Gloss signfilm is completely free of PVC, chlorine and plasticizers, which means that no harmful substances are released during use or burning. This makes the film not only environmentally safe, but also suitable for use in sectors with additional safety and environmental requirements, such as the food industry and children's products.

The GEF Gloss film has a lifespan of 4 to 5 years when used outdoors, depending on conditions. The film is UV-resistant and offers long-lasting performance even when exposed to sunlight and other weather conditions. For indoor applications, the lifespan can be even longer.

Yes, the Grafityp GEF Gloss is perfectly suited for both indoor and outdoor applications. The glossy finish provides a professional, reflective look, ideal for retail advertising, signage and other indoor projects.

For optimal adhesion, the surface must be clean and dry. The use of isopropanol to degrease the surface is recommended. The permanent adhesive ensures strong adhesion and is suitable for smooth surfaces such as signs and windows.

Yes, the GEF Gloss signfilm is resistant to UV radiation, which means that the film retains its color and gloss, even with prolonged exposure to the sun. This makes the film ideal for outdoor applications, such as facade advertising or vehicle signage.

Although the GEF Gloss signfilm is designed primarily for flat surfaces, the flexible polyolefin base provides some adaptability for slightly curved surfaces. However, it is recommended that the film not be used on highly curved or ridged surfaces.

Yes, the PVC-free composition of the Grafityp GEF Gloss makes it safe for use in the food industry and in environments where contact with food or children is possible. This makes the film versatile for applications where additional safety standards apply.

Grafityp GEF Gloss film should be stored in its original packaging at a temperature between 10°C and 20°C, and a relative humidity of 50%. Under these conditions, the film can be stored for up to two years without loss of quality.