Human skin, wax and leaves - these three terms seem completely unrelated at first glance. However, when they come into contact with a light source, the similarity becomes clear - they are translucent. The term stands for the partial light transmission of an object. This property is often found in household, mobility or electronics applications.
These are displays on devices on which symbols or text are backlit. For this purpose, Schreiner Pro- Tech offers an integrated film solution: the FINAT award-winning Colour Laser Film Translucent - a flexible alternative to pre-printed design films. It is labelling and connection in one - flexible, efficient, innovative and customisable.
A translucent layer is required to ensure the desired light transmission. Schreiner ProTech's label combines the advantages of the proven colour laser film (CLF) with the property of translucency. It enables customised backlighting with a wide range of variants and at the same time serves to connect the display glass to the unit. The advantage is the so-called "late stage customisation" of the film solution. This means the flexible possibility to carry out individual labelling depending on the type, even on site at the customer's premises. The labelling can also be carried out through the display glass. This reduces both the number of display variants and the stock-keeping. The product is also resistant to cleaning agents. Another difference: the CLF Transluzent is an adhesive and inscribable film in one. In developing the product, Schreiner Group's developers benefited from their extensive expertise and years of experience with adhesives. In addition to bonding the unit, the CLF also serves as a height leveller. The extremely resistant adhesive has a special structure in order not to impair the translucency.
If desired, the CLF Translucent can be selected in terms of structure and thickness so that the film can replace the display.
Colour Laser Film (CLF)
The CLF is a labelling solution that is characterised by its high durability. It is used to produce self-adhesive labels and sign sets for use on various systems. The non-contact marking process is emission-free.
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