What is the thickness of the material? Is it suitable to be used on a vinyl plotter?
1466858
I don't know thickness but I think you could cut it in a vinyl cutter after printing (i.e. a contour cut). The challenge will be alignment. Also the slit on the backing causes colors to lighten. If I was buying again, I'd go without the slit in the backing.
1466859
Doubtful. The backing doesn't seem conducive to it. It's more suited for laser sheet fed printers. I cut stuff out with scissors and xacto
1466860
The thickness is ~9 mils. It was designed for laser printers. I am not familiar with vinyl plotters.
1466861
We print on them and use them for labeling cleaning products that we sell at my job. I'm not sure the thickness, but I do not believe they would be thick enough to use on a vinyl plotter. They work great for what we use them for, but are not rigid.
1466862
I use them all the time for "print and cut" projects where I print the graphic on the color laser printer on this and then run through the vinyl cutter to make custom die cuts. This is the best vinyl I've found for that. Is is very durable and prints well. I've used about 4 different brands and this works the best due to the great print quality.
1742184
I don't know the exact thickness. Best estimate? About twice the thickness of a standard flexible screen cover.
795229
This material is pretty thick, as long as it doesn't have to curve too much it should work. I used this on a corn hole game board, then coated it with clear acrylic. You might also consider Inkpress CF851120 Clear Film. Its quite a bit thinner, but its not adhesive. I used spray adhesive, then also coated it with clear acrylic to protect.
1637489
Sorry I don't recall the thickness. I returned the product the following day I received it.
905342
The label on the package of this cardstock states "110/199 g/m2" (Basis) and "26.44 M" (M weight). I'm not sure what that means but this is not what you'd want if you were trying to make business cards. You'd want something stiffer or thicker. I use it as a cover for books and that application works well. In fact, it is about the same thickness as the cover of a paperback book. It's not shiny on one side. It's matte and smooth (but not slick) on both sides.
1487903
I don't know the thickness, but super thin. The whole sheet feels very floppy like not even as stiff as cardstock. They weren't what I wanted at all for the project I had in mind. They won't be stiff at all if you want something that holds its own form.
719126
I don't know the exact thickness but its cuttable with some sturdy sissors. I used about half a roll on a 13' strip across my roof so I guess there's 25-30 feet in a roll? Maybe more? I put the material under a row of shingles across the roof. I gently pried up the shingles and put about an inch under the shingles, leaving the balance ( 2 " or exposed). I glued everything down using some clear silicone caulking. Seemed to work OK. My zinc has been up for about 6 months and it seems to be starting to work. I had all sorts of mossy stuff growing on the roof and it appears to be going away. If you look at neighbors roofs, look where ever there is some metal flashing, like around a chimney etc. Where ever the metals leaches onto the roof, there is always a trail of no moss, algae etc. Good luck Bob
268326
It does not list the thickness on the package. However, there is a phone number for the manufacturer, Polyvinyl Films, INC, 508 865-3558. Maybe they can tell you,
302133
Sorry, I cannot answer this one. I used it for making solar cookers. It is very reflective, and I like the 2 mil thickness.
1162263
Yes. Same thickness as paper except its polyester. I use this exclusively in my garden center because it never warps like wet paper would.
608567
No it is not as thick as a cereal box? I used it to make posters for our school carnival but we laminated all of them when we were finished.
1272079
Al, Unfortunately our material is not normally compatible with vinyl cutters. We use this material on laser tables, but have not had much luck with other cutters. Please let us know if you have any further questions. Thank you, The StencilEase Team
771685
It is as thick as a mid to high grade vinyl tile. We were able to put it right up against our existing molding. However, I have someone who can cut an extremely straight line. I hope this helps!
1785596
I don't know the actual thickness -- but it works fine in my several-year-old printer which uses ordinary standard printing paper.
610797
If you are referring to the Hillman 50149 green vinyl (which I recommend) then yes, it is 1/8" thick. The Hillman white Vinyl I don't recommend because it is so slick I never could get it to stay tight.
1537013
Not sure - but think you would have a very hard time getting through anything thicker than 1/4" thick. Have not tried anything thicker than vinyl upholstery material myself. Worked fine for that.
1834325
I purchased this last year for a retail location picture backdrop, I would describe it as a giant hand painted drop cloth, something a painter would use to cover large areas to paint, in it's basic form of course. It is not vinyl, i was impressed especially for what i paid.