ORACAL 631 vs. 651: Removable or Permanent
These two look identical on the roll and are not interchangeable. The difference is the adhesive, not the film — and there's a gap in the ORACAL line worth knowing...
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These two look identical on the roll and are not interchangeable. The difference is the adhesive, not the film — and there's a gap in the ORACAL line worth knowing...
The highest-volume grade question in the ORACAL line. Three differences decide it, and service temperature matters more than the durability row most people read first.
Cast isn't simply better vinyl. It's a different manufacturing process that produces a different material — and one of them is the wrong choice for a flat sign even though...
ORAFOL renamed 8500 to "Translucent High Performance Cal" — and it is still calendered. The cast translucent is 8800. If you spec formed faces, that distinction matters.
Oracal Oralite Reflective Film is a high-performance, retroreflective sheeting that bounces light like a mirror ball at a disco. It is designed to be ultra-visible and is the unsung hero...
Reflective vinyl has a place in our daily, and especially nightly, routines. Though using it may not yet be a part of your catalog of services, it's worth reflecting on....
Paint replacement wraps offer a benefit for customers who want to avoid getting dinged for paint damage at the end of the lease term. They also create eye-catching styles to...
Calendered vinyls have their place in sign making, but cast vinyls are the proven choice for vehicle graphics. Why is this the case?
ORAFOL 631 and ORAFOL 651 films have a reputation for durability and quality. Find out the differences and benefits of each type of film to make the best choice for...
By now you probably know there are major differences in the outdoor durability of various self adhesive vinyl films. In previous blog posts, we’ve discussed the virtues of cast and...