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ORALITE® 5097
Astifol® Anti-Sticker Film

ORALITE® 5097 Astifol® Anti-Sticker Film is an innovative protective laminate that has been specially developed to protect traffic signs from damage caused by the application of stickers. Thanks to the finely structured surface of the laminate, stickers can be removed easily and without leaving any residue. This helps to reduce cleaning effort and costs and ensures that traffic signs remain visible and functional, guaranteeing road safety.
  • Protection against vandalism: Prevents stickers from being affixed to traffic signs and thus protects against damage and loss of visibility
  • Highly transparent: The laminate remains transparent, which does not impair the reflective power of the reflective film
  • Durability: With a durability of 10 years, the laminate offers longterm protection for traffic signs
  • Solvent polyacrylate, permanent adhesion: ORALITE® 5097 provides a strong, durable bond for safe application

Product information

Technical properties

Resistance

Resistance to cleaning agents No change adhered on aluminium, 8 h in detergent solution (0.5 % household detergent) at room temperature and 65 °C
Durability Durability :As expected, laminates offer the same durability as the reflective films to which they are bonded
Shelf Life 2 Year(s) in original packaging, at 20 °C and 50 % relative humidity
Maximum shrinkage Maximum shrinkage along 1 mm bonded to steel
Temperature resistance Minimum temperature: -40 °C
Maximum temperature: 80 °C 		adhered on aluminium

Adhesive properties

Adhesive power 15 N/25 mm after 24 h, on stainless steel , Average value | FINAT-TM1
Adhesive Permanent
Processing
Application temperature Minimum temperature 10 °C
Product Construction
Front material Anti-sticker film
Adhesive Solvent-polyacrylate

General

Thickness 0.18 mm Average value, without protective liner
Dimensions
Format Roll
Standard width 1240 mm
Standard length 50 m

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Our safety data sheets / product information consider the state of the SVHC list of 2026-02-04.

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