Polymer stickers
Lettering that lasts, even if you don’t give it a second thought for years on end.
For a delivery van, a shop front, machinery or indoor signage.
Works on flat surfaces and on the slight curve of a door or panel.
In brief
- Indoors or outdoors
- Indoors and outdoors
- Service life
- Up to 5 years outdoors
- Largest single-piece size
- Unlimited
- PVC-free
- No
- Laminate flooring may be an option
- Yes
- Placement
- We’ll fit them for you, or you can stick them on yourself
- Colour of the carrier
- White, transparent and coloured
Order polymer stickers
You’ll be taken straight to the calculation module, where you can enter the size and quantity yourself and see the price straight away.
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Orders are placed via printvis.be, our own ordering system. There, you can calculate the price based on your chosen size and quantity. You create your own design using the editor within the system, so you do not need to provide a print-ready file.
Frequently asked questions about polymer stickers
How long does a polymer sticker last when left outdoors?
Up to 5 years. That is what it says in the material data sheet for the polyvinyl we use, and that is also how the options are listed in the ordering module. The material is used both indoors and outdoors.
Why is a laminate applied over the print?
Polymer stickers are almost always laminated. The laminate covers the ink and protects it from UV light and the elements, ensuring that the colours do not fade or become damaged. You can choose between a matt or glossy finish.
What exactly does ‘slightly curved’ mean?
A surface that flexes in one direction, such as a car door that is slightly convex or a panel with a gentle curve. As soon as the surface curves in two directions, with ridges or hollows, cast vinyl comes into play, as this type of vinyl is thermally deformable.
Can I stick polymer to glass?
Yes. As well as the white film, there is a transparent version, and glass is a flat surface. Shop windows and glass surfaces are among the standard applications, as are interior fittings, walls, floors and furniture.
Do you install the lettering as well?
Yes. Creafor has its own installation team who will visit you by appointment, bringing their own aerial work platform for work at height. We’ll come and measure the site in advance so that there’s no dispute about the result afterwards.
Why not just use monomer – it’s cheaper, isn’t it?
Because monomer lasts for up to two years and is only suitable for flat surfaces. That’s perfectly fine for a project lasting a few months. For a van or a façade that you won’t be looking at again for years, the five-year polymer option works out cheaper.
Which models can I order straight away?
The ordering module offers twelve polymer options: white or transparent, straight-cut, die-cut or kiss-cut, and – for the white film – with either a matt or gloss laminate. You can calculate the price yourself, whether as a guest or a registered user.
How much does a polymer sticker cost?
‘Polymer’ is listed as an option in our ordering module, where you can enter your own dimensions and quantity and see the price straight away.
What is the minimum order quantity?
From one unit. For a fleet of vehicles or a set of windows, we include the quantity in the price per unit.
What is the largest size?
Unlimited in length. For large surfaces, we use strips that overlap slightly, so that there is no white line between them.
Can I remove the polymer?
The standard adhesive is permanent, so removing it requires heat and patience, and adhesive residue usually remains. If you’re certain you’ll need to remove it later, please let us know in advance, and we’ll choose a removable adhesive layer.
What about the environmental aspect?
Polymer vinyl is PVC and is collected as such. However, it lasts for five years rather than two, so it is replaced less frequently than monomer vinyl.
Description Polymer stickers
Does your company name need to remain on a van for years, or is the lettering on your shop front there for good? In that case, a polymer sticker is the way to go – the material that Creafor uses for permanent signage. Opening hours on glass, numbering on machinery, signage inside a building, a logo on a billboard: you apply it once and then you don’t have to worry about it again. Polymer vinyl lasts up to 5 years outdoors and adheres not only to flat surfaces but also to slightly curved parts, such as a car door or a gently domed panel. It’s usually covered with a laminate. If your campaign only lasts a few months, then a monomer sticker by 2 years. If it’s a full wrap or shapes that curve in two directions, then you have moulded cast vinyl required, up to 7 years.
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How Polymer stickers order?
Looking for the best price/quality for your desired product? Don't wait any longer to get your personal price on point. Choose from the following three options to quickly receive your price.
- Visit our webshop: Do you know exactly which product you need? Log in as a guest or registered user to calculate your price and order.
- Send a price request: Do you have specific or different needs? Fill in our quotation form carefully and receive your personalised quotation by e-mail.
- Take telephone contact: Would you like more info on your desired product? Contact our staff for free top advice by phone.
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Materials for Polymer stickers
Polyvinyl, white or transparent
The benchmark for decals that are designed to last. Up to five years outdoors, even on slightly curved surfaces.
With a permanent adhesive layer
This is standard for this film. It is designed to remain in place, so the adhesive has been chosen with that in mind rather than for easy removal.
Finish
- Almost always finished with laminate, in a matt or gloss finish
- Digital printing or screen printing, with sharp details in the image
- Also available as coloured film without a print
Cutting and sizing
- Straight-cut, die-cut or kiss-cut
- Unlimited sizes
- Suitable for flat and slightly curved surfaces
Applications of Polymer stickers
Situations in which polymer is the right choice
- Your name, logo and telephone number on a van that you’ll be driving for years to come
- Opening hours and corporate identity on the front of a shop or office
- Signage on doors and walls inside a building
- Numbering and fixed markings on machines and cabinets
- Lettering on an advertising hoarding that remains outdoors all year round
- A logo on the glass partition in a meeting room
- A series of stickers on furniture in a shop fitting
- Brand stickers on products that customers use for years
Other stickers and lettering
Cast vinyl decal, Large stickers, L-stickers, Monomer stickers, QR stickers and Window stickers.
Other stickers and lettering
