Cast print film.
Cast print film is a type of vinyl film used for high-quality, durable print applications such as vehicle wraps, architectural lettering and other visual communications. It is made from an advanced manufacturing technology called "casting" in which liquid vinyl is poured over a mold and then cured at a high temperature.
Cast print film has higher quality and durability than monomer or polymer print media. It resists discoloration, tearing and fading and is suitable for use on complex surfaces such as vehicles and buildings with texture and curves. This type of vinyl film can also be easily deformed and stretched without tearing or cracking.
A key advantage of cast print film is that it has higher dimensional stability, meaning it is less likely to shrink or stretch than other types of vinyl films. This ensures longer application life and better protection against weather damage.
Although cast print film is more expensive than monomer or polymer print media, it is a good investment for high-end applications where durability and quality are important. It is also important to use proper installation techniques to ensure that the print media stays securely on the surface and does not form bubbles or wrinkles.
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