Fusion Wrap FAQs
What is the difference between Fusion and DPF 4600GLX?
- Film thickness (Fusion 2.4-mil vs. DPF4600LX 3.2-mil).
- FLITE technology vs. X-Scape .
- Fusion is only recommended for vehicle wraps, 4600LX is for multipurpose applications.
- Fusion is available in gloss only, DPF 4600LX comes in a matte finish.
- Fusion is more conformable where as 4600GLX will requires more relief cuts.
- It may need heat and chemicals depending on how the wrap is maintained and outdoor exposures.
- Yes, one can use 3420 on Fusion but it with a shortened warranty down 5 years unprinted.
- Series 3170 is classified as an "intermediate cast" due to difference in adhesive. Face stock is 1.3 mil cast.
- Yes, one can use Fusion for box truck with rivets. In general, calendered film will show more tenting on rivets than cast film.
- Different adhesive used on Series 3170.
- 3170 gives 7 year warranty ONLY on polymeric calendered films.
- 3170 is NOT recommended on Arlon cast films and does not provide any warranty.
- Yes, and 3170 gives a 7 year warranty to 4600/8000/8200 (polymeric calendered films) unprinted.
- Best practice is to recommend a premium cast overlaminate on a premium cast white film.
- Arlon does not warranty 3170 on cast vinyl.
- Fusion film weeds marginally better than SLX. Eco-solvent printed graphics increases liner release which helps the letters stay on liner during weeding process.
- Fusion weeds better than IllumiNITE.
- Data showed that Fusion does not weed well if text or shapes that are smaller than 3 inches (width and or height).