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Taghleef Industries Launches PVC-Free PP Graphic Films for Wide-Format and Signage Markets
Shared with SuperPrinters · 8/28/2026 · Source: indianprinterpublisher.com
Taghleef Industries has expanded beyond packaging and labels into the graphics and display segment with a new range of polypropylene-based films free of PVC and chlorine chemistry. The lineup covers printable films optimized for UV inkjet and latex wide-format printing, plus overlamination films in multiple finishes, with bio-based and recycled feedstock variants also available. The PP platform reportedly delivers up to 35% better surface yield than standard alternatives while maintaining the print performance and dimensional stability that converters currently expect from PVC substrates.
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