940 mm Anti-UV Glossy Cold Lamination Film with Liner

■ Product Overview

Anti-UV glossy cold lamination film is applied over compatible printed graphics without heat. Its high-gloss PVC surface helps enhance color saturation, contrast and visual clarity while adding a protective layer over the printed image.

The anti-UV functionality is intended to help reduce UV-related fading when printed graphics are exposed to sunlight. The film also provides general surface protection against scratches, dirt, moisture and regular handling.

This 940 mm width is supplied in a 45 m roll and uses pressure-sensitive acrylic adhesive with a PE-coated release liner, making it suitable for commercial print finishing workflows requiring a narrower roll format.

■ Key Benefits

• Anti-UV Functionality: Helps reduce the effect of UV exposure on compatible printed graphics.
• High-Gloss Appearance: Adds a bright reflective surface and enhances the visual impact of printed images.
• Improved Color Presentation: Helps increase perceived color saturation, contrast and image clarity.
• General Surface Protection: Helps protect graphics from scratches, dirt, moisture and regular handling.
• Heat-Free Application: Pressure-sensitive acrylic adhesive allows cold lamination without thermal laminating equipment.
• Controlled Handling: PE-coated release liner protects the adhesive before application.
• 940 mm Roll Width: Suitable for narrower posters, graphics and commercial finishing workflows.
• Made in Taiwan: Manufactured for professional printing, signage and graphic protection applications.

■ Recommended Applications

The product can be used for both indoor and outdoor graphic applications. However, final durability depends on the printed substrate, ink system, curing process, UV exposure, installation environment and complete graphic construction.

A specific UV blocking rate, outdoor service period or accelerated weathering performance should only be specified when supported by the applicable technical documentation.

■ Technical Specifications

■ When to Choose Anti-UV Glossy Lamination Film

Choose this anti-UV glossy overlaminate when the project requires both a high-gloss visual finish and additional protection against UV exposure.

• Printed graphics exposed to sunlight or strong natural light
• Window-facing posters and promotional materials
• Signage requiring a glossy protective surface
• Retail and exhibition graphics requiring enhanced color presentation
• Projects requiring a 940 mm roll width

■ Anti-UV Film vs Standard Glossy Lamination Film

This Anti-UV Glossy Cold Lamination Film is designed for projects where UV exposure is an additional performance consideration.

For general high-gloss finishing and surface protection where specific UV functionality is not required, review Glossy Cold Lamination Film with Liner .

■ Cold Lamination Instructions

1. Allow the printed media to dry, cure or outgas according to the printer, ink and media supplier recommendations.
2. Ensure the printed surface is clean, dry and free from dust, oil and moisture.
3. Confirm that the 940 mm film width covers the printed graphic and required trimming allowance.
4. Remove the release liner gradually while applying the film using suitable cold lamination equipment.
5. Maintain consistent pressure and alignment to reduce wrinkles, trapped air and edge lifting.
6. Test adhesion, appearance and compatibility on the actual printed substrate before full-volume production.

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■ OEM & Private-Label Supply

Jiu Mao provides OEM and private-label manufacturing support for distributors, wholesalers, importers and printing material suppliers. Custom roll specifications, packaging and labeling requirements can be discussed according to technical feasibility and purchasing volume.