Specifications

• Construction: Coated PVC mesh with removable liner (print protection & vacuum hold-down)

• Basis Weight:11 oz/yd² (mesh face; overall with liner slightly higher)

• Scrim / Weave:1000 × 1000 denier, 12 × 12 threads

• Roll Size:126 in × 150 ft (3.20 m × 45.7 m)

• Color / Finish: White matte print face; white semi-matte reverse

• Open Area: Typical for 12×12 mesh—request COA for exact % by lot

• Print Compatibility:Eco-solvent, Solvent, UV, Latex

• Liner Type: PE/Kraft (batch dependent), peel-off after printing

• Finishing: Weldable (RF/hot-air with mesh webbing/tapes), sewable, grommets, pole pockets

• Use Environment: Outdoor/indoor; wind-load friendly (not a safety net)

• Packaging: Hard/Carton tube; core-wound roll

Highlights

• Clean, Wide-Format Printing: Removable liner prevents ink mist through holes and keeps the platen/vacuum bed clean—now in 126 in to reduce seams on wraps and stages.

• Low-Glare Readability: Matte face cuts reflections on façades and under stage lighting.

• Wind Relief: Mesh construction lowers wind load vs. solid banners for more stable installs.

• Tough Yet Light: High-tenacity 1000×1000 scrim balances strength with easy handling.

• Fast Finishing: Liner peels cleanly; edges accept welds, tapes, and grommets.

Use & Details

• Applications: Building wraps, fence banners, stadium & stage backdrops, scaffolding wraps, event graphics.

• Printing Tips:

  • Load with liner down; use the correct ICC profile.

  • Latex: moderate heat to limit shrink; UV: balance lamp power to reduce brittleness.

  • Allow proper curing/outgassing before liner removal and finishing.

• Finishing Tips:

  • Peel liner slowly at a low angle; avoid sharp folds.

  • Use mesh-rated weld tapes or fold-over hems with webbing; space grommets for wind.

• Handling & Storage: Team-lift at 126 in; handle with clean gloves; acclimate to 64–77 °F (18–25 °C), 35–65% RH; store in original bag/tube away from heat/sunlight.

• Compliance: Fire ratings vary by lot—request COA if a specific certification (e.g., B1/M2/NFPA) is required.