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29 May 2020

Grafityp now also have fire certificates for polymeric films

29.05.2020 - Our polymeric print media, laminates and etched glass films have recently been certified.

DIN EN 13501-1

Fire certificates are more and more required for large projects. The necessary certificates have been available for our monomeric and pvc-free films for quite a while already, but now our polymeric print media, laminates and etched glass films are also certified by the new European classification DIN EN 13501-1.

The following Grafityp products fall under the new certificate:

  • Grafiprint polymeric print media: P-series
  • Grafiprint polymeric print media: S-series
  • Grafiprint polymeric laminates: LAM200 – LAM230 – LAM250
  • Grafitack polymeric etched glass films: TR101 – TR102 – TR103 – TR111 – TR112 – TR113 – TR114

Download our certificates today: https://www.grafityp.com/download/certificates/.

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