#self adhesive films

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One Way Vision Window Film (See-Through Films)

Banner House produces High-Quality Self-Adhesive One-Way Vision Films  that are widely used by businesses and individuals to advertise their brand on glass windows and still be able to see out.

A great way to increase privacy for your office.

Allows you to still see out of the window.

Single-sided full-color digital printing.

Our one-way vision films are to be applied to the outside of the window.

All our one-way vision films are non-laminated.

One Way Vision  Films can be printed in customized sizes and shapes depending on the needs of the customers and the capacity of the Banner House. For any custom-sized One  Way Vision Films and queries, please contact our friendly staff by any below given methods.

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Label Stock

Varshil Packaging offers a wide range of high-quality label stock to meet your specific needs. Our label stock is made from durable materials and is available in a variety of finishes and sizes. like Pharma & Medical, Cosmetic & Personal Care, Electronics & Durables, Transport & Logistics, Advertisement & Signage, Liquor & Beer, Lubricants & Oils, Food & Beverages, Offset & Digital Printing Sheets, Retail & Branding Solutions etc.

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Introducing SFPindia's Origin Wood Collection Interior Film!

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Surfex Interior Film

Surfex Interior Film is decorative architectural films with pressure sensitive adhesive (a self-adhesive decorative films) with excellent design quality, durability, and water resistance. With a rich variety, Surfex Interior Film has been used more than a decade in a variety of applications around the world, ranging from interior of buildings to fittings, furniture, wall panels.

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For the Pookie AU, who would DC fix (clear self adhesive film) books the best?

This is so random and specific, I love it 😂💚

Having seen some evidence of them wrapping gifts etc., Lance and Oscar would be the absolute worst. They would just immediately fuck it up and then not bother to try again 😭

Lando... A little better but he'd have some air bubbles and cut some of the edges wonky. But it's okay, he can manage, and he doesn't care if it looks weird.

Carlos would have a breakdown if the film got a crease in it. He'd get too frustrated by trying to make it perfect that he'd just quit half-way through. Pookie au Carlos has some level of OCD for sure 🤧

Fernando wins, because I feel like he has the patience and skill to do it. He could sit down with a stack of 20 books and have a drink while wrapping them like the mom he is. And then he'd say it's fun and relaxing.

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Hollywood AU

With Oscars round the corner I wanted to explore a Movie Industry 'verse, featuring Screenplay writer Nanamin x Starlet Reader, with some messy Director Geto x Reader thrown into the mix cuz it's HOllywood so why not.

I don't have things fully fleshed out, this is only a drabble. It's just a fun little plot bunny I'm considering chasing down the rabbithole, so if you enjoy it, please leave some feedback! Thanks~

Nanami toes the line he's sketched in the sand - and you keep scuffing it. Because it is sand, not cement, as much as Nanami would like to believe that. The grains keep trickling through the hourglass, and his throat gets ever more parched around you.

He used to be able to call you to the side of a sound stage in between takes to murmur his corrections. Now he just scratches them out on a clipboard, cursing PAs and sticky notes that aren't at all adhesive.

"I miss you."

Glue floods his throat. Nanami glances at your reflection, eclipsed by a bevy of stylists coiling your locks into perfectly tight, period-accurate ringlets.

"Bunkering down in that cramped trailer, discussing stories. Have you seen Sangsoo's latest by the way?"

You catch sight of him in the mirror and smile, but someone tuts at you to "stay still". Nanami watches your lips go taut as the gloss swipes over, but he knows where to look. Sure enough, there's a matching shimmer in your gaze, locked in on his. Nanami swallows, his eyes dropping to the papers in his lap.

"Been too busy," he grunts.

"Right Now, Wrong Then remains my fav, but you should make your own assessment. I wouldn't mind seeing his new film twice. Maybe over the weekend, we could-"

"I'll be holed up with the rewrites. Studio's orders. I'm leaving your new lines here."

Nanami doesn't so much hear you sigh, as glimpse a small corner of the glass getting fogged up. He feels your stare slide from the rear view to his retreating silhouette as he turns and walks away from your pout, from the memory of a puff of air tickling his mouth.

Every day you seem more like a mirage, less an oasis.

But these are the desert dunes he's chosen to trek through, grounds ever shifting.

Framed by ink strands, jet stone irises cut across steepled ivory hands, with a gleam that renders the lamination of the page redundant.

[And would you like to address the rumours-?]

[Talent's drawn to talent. That's all.]

[The final say?]

[Your next soundbite - until another distraction from our craft comes along.]

The black and white portrait rustles, a splotch of darkness seeps over those eyes, coloured grey as the super-sized quote [DRAWN TO TALENT] is imprinted across the ravines of cheekbones and deep recesses of sockets, now thinned with text.

He's well aware of your history with Geto, the inaccuracies of the accounts on both sides, the way the two of you are the darlings of the gossip columns, as cyclical as the seasons and heroin chic coming back in vogue, appalling as it is.

"How's the fluff piece for our auteur extraordinaire? He opt for self-flagellating or self-fellating?"

So, trouble in paradise then, Nanami thinks.

He shrugs. "The box office'll be happy."

"Oh, hooraay. Praise be for the ultimate - nay, the only metric and arbiter of art."

"Nay?"

His tone is withering, but not enough to stop your belligerence from sprouting. Or spouting.

"Hey. Do you think I got where I am based on sheer luck, or looks?"

You're a few too many whiskey neats in.

"Clearly they weren't stumbling blocks," he says drily, gesturing for his refill. Normally you'd find his diplomacy coy. Now it's just tiresome.

"I expected more than this calibre of flattery from a BAFTA nominee," you sneer, fingers creeping along Nanami's taut wrist. He steadies his grip around his bourbon.

"I'm off the clock. You'll have to get your one-liners elsewhere. Union rules."

You lean in, the cloud of alcohol and your perfume shrouding Nanami.

"Such a stickler," you whisper, the taunt gusting warm and wet against his lips. Through the fog, just barely, Nanami telescopes in on the gleam of your maraschino-red mouth, the gimlet glint of your eyes.

Not chandeliers, but stalactites, the notion coalesces somehow, despite your distractions. Nanami's brain churns, scrambling for a deflective quip, only to short-circuit when he feels your other hand land on his thigh.

"You know, in these scenarios, the rulebook gets thrown out - if one even exists in the first place."

A rough palm clasps your hand, but your forehead brushes Nanami's.

"My point is, I don't give up. I always get what I want."

"Assuming you know what that is."

You freeze.

It's better this way, Nanami thinks, watching the shards twist in your eyes. There is still barely an inch between you and him, close enough for him to feel the breath and consequences you hold in the quiver of your lips. At arm's length, and a lifetime away.

At least like this, he has a front row seat to the fracturing story.

He was never meant to be the protagonist, let alone a hero.

"Are you really coming after me, or are you just trying to get away from Suguru?"

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See the world, but not the other way around.

Super Traders India: Trading company in Delhi NCR

One Way Vision is a calendered polymeric digital perforated film. One way vision is dual layered film with a gloss white printable side and a clear pressure – sensitive adhesive side. One Way Vision has been designed as a long term solution to improve privacy and promote self image. Supertraders India is providing your best quality one way vision film in affordable prices and near by location.

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https://bannerhouse.com.au/product/one-way-vision-window-film/

High-Quality Self-Adhesive One-Way Vision Films  that are widely by businesses and individuals to advertise their brand on glass windows and still be able to see out. A  great way to increase privacy for your office. Allow  you to still see out of the window. Banner House is a leading supplier of Custom One Way Vision Window Sheet in Australia at affordable prices.

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In UK cinemas now

Despite the marketing, Love Again is not a rom-com. It’s a rom dram, a romantic drama in the vein of The Vow or Me Before You, a mostly earnest, syrupy love fest starring Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Sam Heughan, punctuated periodically by some camp, self-aware cringe comedy in the form of Celine Dion playing herself (and of course, providing the soundtrack).

Is it good? No. But in a world where Jennifer Lopez is almost single-handedly upholding the much-called-for revival of the rom com/rom dram, is it too bad to enjoy? Definitely not. Love Again delivers on the promise of an undemanding, mildly heart-warming night out (or night in).

Sam Heughan in Love Again (Photo: Giles Keyte)

Chopra Jonas is Mira, a children’s book illustrator whose boyfriend John dies in the opening scene of the movie. Two years later she wearily agrees to move back to New York with her sister after wallowing at her parents’ house in a deep depression. Her upbeat sister Suzy (an extremely watchable Sofia Barclay, just begging for a rom com of her own) persuades her to get back out there on the apps.

Around the same time, Mira decides that texting her deceased love will help her better process all that latent grief and starts sending long, sorrowful messages to his old number. Which, naturally, now belongs to Rob (Heughan), a lovelorn journalist whose ex left him at the altar and whose editor has recently threatened to take away an imminent gig interviewing Celine Dion because he doesn’t have enough “heart”. Cue lots of gently funny montages of Rob listening to Dion with increasing enthusiasm and determination to meet the mysterious scribe behind those romantic texts clearly intended for someone else.

The two do of course eventually meet, but how can he now tell her he’s been reading all those messages? No problem – this is where the Canadian queen of power ballads steps in, keen, naturally, to spend her limited junket time giving a random hack love life advice.

Love Again knows what boxes to tick. Central Park montage including cheesy slow dance? Check. Kooky sidekicks whose sole raison d’être is to encourage the protagonist to make bold choices? Check. Wilful misunderstanding of how newspapers operate and strangely accented journalists who never seem to do any work (Russell Tovey and Lydia West half-heartedly attempting American)? Check.

I enjoyed the sheer silliness of Love Again, the strict adhesion to romcom/dram norms and the delightful Dion cameos. This isn’t great movie making but it is simple fun. Go and have a silly night out. And you’ll be blasting Dion all the way home.

** If SH’s fans think ‘Love Again’ Will Be the Cinema Event of the Year, they are wrong 😑

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‘What’s the Plan?’ Presentation #2

Other Points of Inspiration: Theatre plays, video games, animations and films that helped inspire my brief.

Ubu Roi: Ubu Roi is a play by French writer Alfred Jarry. The production's single public performance baffled and offended audiences with its unruliness and obscenity. Considered to be a wild, bizarre and comic play, significant for the way it overturns cultural rules, norms and conventions, it is seen by 20th- and 21st-century scholars to have opened the door for what became known as modernism in the 20th century, and as a precursor to Dadaism, Surrealism and the Theatre of the Absurd.

Rimo Cocaron: An off-beat game where players zoom in camera style on items and then suggest them to the participants in a game. For example, the family enjoy a hot-pot and you can suggest adding soy sauce to the mother or reminding the father the heat from the hot-pot burner is intense and getting him to open the window to let the cat out. It's hard to explain, but a great concept.

Katamari Damacy: The player controls a diminutive character named the Prince as he rolls around an adhesive ball called a "katamari" to collect increasingly larger objects, ranging from coins to pencils to buildings, in order to build stars as ordered by his father, the King of All Cosmos.

The Flying Lunar Clipper - The film depicts a group of anthropomorphic fruits and other creatures who win a contest for a ticket on the first flight of a newly found Martin M-130 flying boat named the Flying Luna Clipper. Departing from Honolulu, they embark on a journey across the Pacific Ocean and watch short films on a 200-inch screen during the trip.

Juliet of the Spirits - Fellini’s first full length colour feature is also a homage to his wife, Giulietta Masina. She plays the title role of a repressed bourgeois housewife liberated by a pervasive and sensual spirit world. Fellini’s self-styled ‘adult fairy tale’ is a kaleidoscope of visual wonders complimented by a truly delightful Nino Rota score.

Three Examples of Myself as Queen - Anna Biller casts herself as a melancholic Arabian ruler, a queen bee presiding over a cotton-candy pink hive, and a 1960s teenybopper princess in this retro-fantastic feminist anthem - a colourful musical fantasy inspired by old Hollywood musicals.

Moon: Remix RPG Adventure - a deconstruction of the genre, set in the dreams of a child. Gather love, and save the souls of the innocent beings killed by "the hero".

The Seven Colors: Legend of PSY - This CD-ROM is an adventure game software designed based on the world of the pop music group PSY•S, and can be enjoyed by the people of all generations. Enjoy the adventurous heart-searching journey in PSY•S City full of poetry, graphic and music.

Yoshino’s Barber Shop - Yoshino is a respected barber who ensures that every young boy in her village has the same bowl-shaped haircut. When a boy with dyed hair arrives from Tokyo and refuses to conform to the town's haircut, he sparks a rebellion against Yoshino and village tradition - inciting a proverbial tug-of-war between tradition and new ideas.

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So in more self-taught bookbinding!

I tested printed about half of "I Do Without You Very Well" as is and decided to experiment with what happens if I use really thick construction paper and not the 2mm boards I find so difficult to cut.

In short it was kind of a disaster but also kind of not!

Here are all the things that went a bit wrong

1. dyscalculia means I just always do the math wrong when I try to measure and cut so the first cuts of the board were utterly the wrong size

2. I also can't cut straight lines using a triangle ruler, a clear plastic ruler marked with 5mm squares and a metal ruler against a cutting board with guidelines. so uhh nothing lines up lol

3. I found glue tricky last time so I tried using a thick double sided adhesive film and a) it's MUCH easier and b) the cardboard cover gets strengthened a bit which is nice but! see 1+2.

4. I put those decorative edge things on the ends but then didn't account for them in cutting anything for the cover so now one peeks out over the spine cover and one doesn't.

5. I wasn't paying attention when drawing the lines for cuts which necessitated sourcing scrap paper (from an old Alfonse Mucha calendar I couldn't bear to throw away) to cover that up.

6. But the inside of the front cover now looks very wonky!

7. The front and back of the book don't look the same.

8. This is a good way to use leftover book cover fabric (the black bit).

But anyway! First stiffened paper binding has been done! With some of my own innovations and uh, error fixes!

The back (+ the adhesive film)

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MillenniumPackaging: Revolutionizing Packaging with BOPP Self-Adhesive Tapes

In the modern world of packaging, businesses demand reliable, cost-effective, and efficient solutions to ensure that their products are secure, well-presented, and protected during storage and transportation. One of the most trusted products in the packaging industry is the BOPP self-adhesive tape—a versatile, durable, and highly efficient solution for a wide range of packaging needs. MillenniumPackaging, a leader in the packaging industry, is at the forefront of providing high-quality BOPP (Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene) self-adhesive tapes that cater to businesses across different sectors.

What Is BOPP Self-Adhesive Tape?

BOPP self-adhesive tape is a type of packaging tape made from Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene (BOPP) film that has an adhesive layer applied to one side. The BOPP film itself is a lightweight, clear plastic material known for its exceptional strength, flexibility, and durability. The tape is often used for sealing boxes, cartons, and other packaging materials to ensure secure and tamper-evident closure.

Key features of BOPP self-adhesive tape include:

High Tensile Strength: BOPP tapes are designed to withstand pressure and handling, ensuring your packages stay secure throughout the entire shipping and storage process.

Excellent Adhesion: These tapes provide superior adhesion to a variety of surfaces, including cardboard, plastic, metal, and more, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.

Clarity and Aesthetic Appeal: BOPP self-adhesive tapes are available in transparent versions, which allow the packaging design or product labels to remain visible while still providing a secure seal.

Temperature Resistance: BOPP tapes can withstand varying temperatures, making them ideal for both cold and warm environments.

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Why Choose MillenniumPackaging for Your BOPP Self-Adhesive Tape Needs?

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MillenniumPackaging's BOPP self-adhesive tapes are used in a wide variety of industries. From e-commerce businesses looking for affordable, reliable packaging materials to logistics companies requiring tamper-proof seals, the versatility of BOPP tapes makes them a go-to choice for:

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As sustainability becomes an increasingly important factor in packaging decisions, MillenniumPackaging is committed to offering eco-friendly BOPP tapes. Their products are made using environmentally responsible materials and processes that minimize waste, making them a great option for businesses looking to reduce their environmental footprint.

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MillenniumPackaging strives to provide competitive pricing without sacrificing the quality or performance of its products. Their BOPP self-adhesive tapes are not only durable and reliable but also affordable, making them an excellent choice for companies seeking a high-quality, cost-effective packaging solution.

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MillenniumPackaging understands the importance of time in business operations. With efficient production processes and a reliable delivery network, they ensure that businesses receive theirBOPP self-adhesive tapes on time and in full, enabling seamless packaging operations and preventing delays in the supply chain.

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MillenniumPackaging is not just a supplier; they are a partner to their customers. Their dedicated customer service team is always ready to assist with product inquiries, provide technical support, and offer advice on the best packaging solutions for your needs. This focus on customer support ensures that businesses have the resources they need to optimize their packaging processes.

Applications of MillenniumPackaging’s BOPP Self-Adhesive Tapes

Sealing Cartons and Boxes: MillenniumPackaging's BOPP self-adhesive tapes are ideal for securely sealing cartons and boxes, ensuring that items stay intact during transportation and handling.

Bundling and Packaging: The strong adhesive and flexibility of BOPP tapes make them perfect for bundling products together and packaging irregularly shaped items.

Branding and Marketing: Custom printed BOPP tapes allow businesses to showcase their brand’s logo and messaging directly on the packaging, providing an opportunity to reinforce brand identity and customer loyalty.

Tamper-Evident Seals: The transparency and strong adhesive properties of BOPP tapes make them ideal for use in creating tamper-evident seals, particularly for the food, beverage, and pharmaceutical industries.

Conclusion

MillenniumPackaging has proven itself as a reliable and innovative manufacturer of BOPP self-adhesive tapes, providing businesses across various industries with efficient, cost-effective, and secure packaging solutions. With a focus on quality, versatility, and customer satisfaction, MillenniumPackaging ensures that their tapes meet the highest standards and deliver superior performance. Whether you're sealing e-commerce orders, packaging industrial products, or ensuring the security of food and pharmaceutical items, MillenniumPackaging’s BOPP self-adhesive tapes offer the perfect solution for your needs.

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3M ESPE Relyx Luting 2 Luting Cement Refill Packs

3M ESPE Relyx Luting 2

RelyX Luting 2 by 3M is an advanced, self-curing, radiopaque, fluoride-releasing resin-modified glass ionomer luting cement. The RMGI luting cement comes in a paste-paste delivery system from the ‘Clicker’. RelyX exhibits high bond strength and virtually no post-operative sensitivity. A low film thickness ensures a perfect fit for all indirect restorations. It also exhibits strong adhesive properties and enhanced marginal integrity. Once the procedure is completed, the excess cement can be easily removed. RelyX has low solubility and prevents the wash-out of the luting cement under indirect restorations. The fluoride release is higher than the conventional glass ionomer cement. The use of RelyX for luting indirect restorations ensures optimum results.

INDICATIONS:-

3M RelyX luting cement can be used in cementation of :

Metal crowns, inlays, and onlays.

PFM crowns and bridges.

All-ceramic crowns such as all-zirconia or all-alumina ceramic restorations.

Endodontic pins and posts.

Orthodontic appliances.

PFM, Metal, Alumina, or All-Alumina core restorations on implant abutments.

FEATURES:-

Easy & hygienic handling.

Low film thickness ensures a perfect fit.

Strong adhesion.

Low solubility and enhanced marginal integrity.

Easy removal of excess cement.

Low post-operative sensitivity.

White shade.

BENEFITS:-

Better shear strength.

Excess cement can be removed within seconds.

Sustained fluoride release.

Improved clinical performance.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE:-

The double-barrel ‘Clicker’ dispenser allows hygienic and fast delivery of the cement in a required quantity and consistent mix ratio.

Click and mix the cement directly from the ‘Clicker’ onto the mixing pad.

Simple dosing and easy paste-paste mixing ensure consistent material properties.

2 clicks of the material are recommended for a single crown.

Based on the above recommendation, 40 single unit crowns can be seated using the RelyX Luting 2 in the Clicker dispenser.

A total of 80 clicks are available in a single Clicker dispenser.

5 simple steps :

DELIVER the cement onto the mixing pad.

MIX the delivered quantity of cement.

LOAD the indirect restoration with the mixed cement.

SEAT the indirect restoration in place.

REMOVE the excess cement after the material has set.

Working time of mixed cement: 2.5 minutes.

STORAGE:-

Store RelyX Luting 2 at room temperature of 21-24°C.

The shelf life of the cement once the foil pouch is opened is 6 months. Refrigeration of the product can extend shelf life. The material should be allowed to come to room temperature before use.

CONTENTS:-

3M ESPE RelyX Luting 2 Refill Pack (1 Cartridge): 1 – 11 g RelyX™ Luting 2 Cement in Clicker™ Dispenser.

3M ESPE RelyX Luting 2 Refill Pack (2 Cartridges): 2 – 11 g RelyX™ Luting 2 Cement in Clicker™ Dispenser, 1 Mixing Pad, illustrated tech