UK's Innovia Films launches Rayoart GWP82 Matt HOP
Innovia Films, a material science pioneer and global producer of BOPP films, has announced the launch of the new Rayoart GWP82 Matt HOP which is an 82 micron thick / 3.2 mill high opacity BOPP film, with a newly developed matt print coating for improved scratch and chemical resistance.
'This new film has been designed for maximum visual impact. The matt finish gives a premium, glare-free look whilst giving excellent dimensional stability for easy conversion and better UV and latex printing' says Bron Hekkema, Business Unit Director Graphics.
'The enhanced adhesion anchorage ensures high-performance application on various surfaces and the optimised adhesive receptive layer provides a strong, durable bonding with improved pigmented adhesive compatibility' explains Pieter du Plessis, Market Development Manager Graphics.
This application has been optimised for reduced material use and less environmental impact at end-of-life, with a reliable performance offering10-year indoor and 4-year outdoor durability when laminated.
This new base film is plasticizer and chloride free and aligns with the growing need for PVC-free, lower impact materials across the graphics sector. Note: The headline, insights, and image of this press release may have been refined by the Fibre2Fashion staff; the rest of the content remains unchanged.
Innovia Films has launched Rayoart GWP82 Matt HOP, an 82-micron high-opacity BOPP film with enhanced scratch and chemical resistance. Designed for premium, glare-free visuals and improved printability, it offers strong adhesion, indoor/outdoor durability, and is PVC-free. The film supports reduced material use and meets sustainability demands in graphics applications.
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