Clarifoil unveils a pair of film stars

Published: 6-Dec-2010
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Clarifoil has launched two new products. Clarifoil Eco offers excellent transparency with a premium, glossy finish and is scuff and scratch resistant. The film has more linear metres per kilogramme, which reduces raw material costs and the frequency of roll changeovers. The film’s primary raw material is sustainable wood pulp sourced from managed forestry in North America and it is EN/ASM and OK home compost certified.

Also new is Claritherm, a thermal film available in a range of finishes including matt, semitone, satiné and gloss. The foil boasts exceptional durability and toughness with stress and crack resistance but is also extremely flexible.
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