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A freind asked me whether celloglazed heavy card/paper could be laser cut?
It is a laminate used on paperback book covers etc.
It's like thin x-tay film, but also like thin clear vinyl.
I did Google the MSDS for it, but got no answers- just wondering if it more resembles Mylar, or PVC/vinyl?
I'd appreciate any feedback on the subject, thanks!
Best wishes,
Ian
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It all depends on which lamination it is....... OPP is oriented polypropylene, but there are PVC films too..
If doing a bunch, he needs to find out.
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