HP launches recycled Removable Adhesive Fabric

Following the launch of its Recycled Removable Adhesive Fabric for aqueous printers, HP has announced the release of HP Recycled Removable Adhesive Fabric. The newly launched three-inch Core (Latex/Solvent) is made with recycled water bottles and coating materials for HP Latex, solvent, low-solvent, and UV-curable inks. The newly rolled out fabric is featured with remarkable water-based, repositionable adhesive that doesn’t harden over time and can be mounted on indoor and outdoor surfaces without leaving a residue.

According to a source, the newly introduced HP Recycled Removable Adhesive Fabric is designed as an ideal solution for a variety of applications. The product is now offered at a comparable price to traditional non-post-consumer recycled products. The non-PVC product can meet environmental and safety standards. It can help to reduce the environmental impact of printing and is certified slip-resistant for floor graphics. It can be contour cut and applied without stretching.