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FLEXcon launches JETbond overlaminate

JETbond 42178 is backed with a 42 lb. poly-coated one-side, white kraft release liner.

FLEXcon, a manufacturer of adhesive coating and laminating, has announced the expansion of its JETbond product line with the introduction of JETbond 42178, a clear gloss overlaminating vinyl, coated with a permanent adhesive which was designed to bond well to printed surfaces.

Designed for digitally-printed graphics, JETbond 42178 is backed with a 42 lb. poly-coated one-side, white kraft release liner that delivers exceptional adhesive clarity; it is intended for overlaminating rolls and sheets that require aesthetic enhancement, a glossy finish, and general protection.

“FLEXcon’s JETbond 42178 is ideal for use in retail environments, P-O-P displays, and promotional/tradeshow graphics,” says Dennis Brunnett, product manager, Product Branding, FLEXcon. “It’s the perfect addition to our JETbond product line, which consists of five overlaminates to choose from.”

According to FLEXcon, the JETbond product line delivers a combination of economical, solid-performing, general purpose overlaminates, as well as UV-resistant, high-performance adhesives for added protection to digitally printed graphics. Additional information on FLEXcon’s JETbond product line is available here.

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