Where it goes
Signage, display panels and exhibition graphics are the classic use: the part is applied on site, holds the panel flat. And Can be removed without leaving a screw hole in the wall.
In electronics and cable management it fixes cable sleeves, access panels and trim strips where drilling is not practical.
Specification
| Model | VC-355 |
|---|---|
| Material | Nylon |
| Colour | black, white, or matched to your Pantone reference |
| Minimum order | 500 m for stock shades, 3,000 m for a custom dye lot |
| Sampling & lead time | Samples in 7 days; bulk 2-3 weeks after the lab dip is approved |
| Slitting tolerance | ±0.5 mm on slit width |
| Certification | SGS, Oeko-Tex Standard 100, ISO 9001 |
| Packing | Polybag inside export carton; retail-ready packing on request |
| Origin | Xiamen, Fujian, China |
Processing options
- Adhesive grade — solvent acrylic, water-based acrylic or hot-melt, chosen against the service temperature and the substrate.
- Release liner — paper, PET film or a scored liner that splits for easy removal.
- Converting — slit to ±0.5 mm, sheeted, or kiss-cut to shape.
- Colour — black and white from stock, other colours on a dye lot.
Quality control
Peel adhesion is measured on the actual substrate where we have a sample, otherwise on stainless steel to a documented method. Width, liner release and coat weight are checked per lot. And A retention sample is filed with the lot report.
Common questions
What is the minimum order? 500 m for stock shades and 3,000 m for a custom dye lot. Smaller trial quantities from stock widths are possible — tell us the width and the annual volume.
How long does it take? Samples ship in 7 days. Bulk runs take 2-3 weeks after the lab dip is approved.
What tolerance do you hold on slit width? ±0.5 mm. If your line needs a tighter band, say so when you send the drawing — it changes how the roll is wound, not just how it is cut.
Can you match a sample we already use? Yes. Send the sample or the peel and shear figures you work to. And We will match the construction and the closure force rather than just the colour.
