Avery MPI 2000 Digital Gloss White 50m roll
Central UK Location
Daily deliveries throughout
the UK and Europe
Avery Dennison® MPI 2000 Standard Series is a family of polymeric self-adhesive vinyl films recommended for a wide range of applications on flat and slightly curved substrates.
They are suitable for use on a variety of super wide format inkjet printers using solvent, eco/mild solvent, UV-curing, and latex inks.
50 metres on a full roll.
Printed samples available upon request.
Avery Dennison® MPI 2000 Standard Series is a family of polymeric self-adhesive vinyl films recommended for a wide range of applications on flat and slightly curved substrates.
They are suitable for use on a variety of super wide format inkjet printers using solvent, eco/mild solvent, UV-curing, and latex inks.
Key features
- Excellent printability and handling on select printers
- Excellent durability and outdoor performance
- High performance adhesive sticking to low energy, apolar and rough surfaces (MPI 2006 HT)
- Excellent dimensional stability
- Easy and clean removal
- ICS Performance Guarantee
FAQ
Each roll of the Avery MPI 2000 series is 50m long.
We can supply 3 different widths as standard for the MPI 2000 – 760, 1370 and 1520mm
Avery MPI 2000 is a gloss white digital vinyl.
The Avery MPI 2000 is rated with up to 5-year outdoor printed durability with vertical exposure.
Yes, we can supply Avery MPI 2000 series in standard, Easy apply, HOP, Hi tack or repositionable.
Avery recommends using latex, solvent, eco solvent or UV inks to print on the MPI 2000.
This is designed for application on flat surfaces and slightly curved but not 3D surfaces.
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Avery Dennison Digital Media printing guidelines emphasise proper media handling, printing setup, and finishing processes to ensure optimal print quality and performance. These guidelines cover aspects like media profiles, drying times, application techniques, and troubleshooting.
1. Print Preparation
Media Profiles
Ensure the correct media profile is installed and selected in your print server. This profile contains information about the printer, RIP, ink, and the specific Avery Dennison media being used.
Drying
For solvent printing, films need to be fully dried before applying overlaminates. A 24-hour drying time is generally sufficient for full solvent inks, while 48 hours is recommended for eco-/mild solvent inks. Allow for longer drying if a lot of ink is deposited.
Winding
When drying, avoid tightly winding the material on a core, as this can hinder solvent evaporation. Loosely wound or stacked sheets are preferred.
2. Printing
Resolution
For sharp, clear images, a resolution of 300 DPI is recommended.
Colour Matching
Digital printing may have limitations in achieving precise Pantone or specific colour shades.
3. Finishing
Overlaminates
If applying overlaminates, ensure the printed material is thoroughly dry to prevent potential issues.
Cutting
For cutting, ensure the blade is clean and sharp.
Stabilisation
After curing, allow 4-8 hours for the ink and substrate to stabilize before die-cutting, pre-masking, or chemical resistance testing.
4. Application
Surface Preparation
Clean the substrate thoroughly before applying the media.
Application Tools
Use a squeegee with overlapping strokes, applying moderate pressure.
Temperature
Avoid applying films in extreme temperatures. If necessary, use a heat gun to gently warm the material during application.
Troubleshooting
If bubbles or wrinkles occur, try using a heat gun or repositioning the film with the Avery Dennison Easy Apply™ or RS technology.
5. Cleaning and Maintenance
Cleaning
Use a gentle cleaning solution (water with a small amount of soap) and a soft cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.
Pressure Washing
Use pressure washing with caution, keeping pressure below 1200 psi and water temperature below 120° F.
6. Additional Tips
Testing
Thoroughly test all performance characteristics, including print quality, durability, and chemical resistance, before each production run.
