Ruban de palette à haute adhérence

• Durable and Long-Lasting: The 1mm thick gel adhesive provides a strong, secure hold on your pallets, ensuring consistent printing results for an extended period.
• Temperature-Responsive Color Change: PMI PalletGel changes from green to yellow when your pallets reach 120°F, indicating they are warmed and ready for use.
• Improved Ink Flow and Consistency: Warmed or preheated pallets allow ink to flow smoothly through the mesh, prevent ink from sticking to the bottom of screens, and ensure that your first print looks as perfect as your last.
• Easy Maintenance: Keep PMI PalletGel clean and in optimal condition by simply wiping off lint and debris with water and a scrub pad.
• Time-Saving Benefits: Preheated pallets with PMI PalletGel reduce flash times, speeding up the printing process and enhancing productivity.
• Simple Application: Apply PMI PalletGel directly to the pallets—no need for paper pallet tape. Film release liners on both sides allow for a smooth, easy application.
• Made in the USA: Proudly manufactured in Noblesville, Indiana, with a patent pending for its unique design and functionality.
• Convenient Packaging: Sold by the sheet or in a case of 8 sheets, each measuring 15.5″ x 21″, providing ample coverage for multiple pallets.

Step 1: Clean the Pallets
Ensure the pallets are clean and dry for optimal adhesion of PalletGel.

Step 2: Apply PalletGel
Align the back edge of PalletGel with your pallet. While keeping the opposite end lifted, use a squeegee card or another rigid tool to smooth PalletGel onto the pallet. Take your time during this step to avoid air bubbles, as PalletGel is designed to remain on your pallets for an extended period.

Step 3: Tape the Edges (Important)
Remove the top release liner from PalletGel and secure all four edges to the pallet using masking tape. This will help shirts slide on and off easily and prevent PalletGel from lifting over time.

Step 4: Clean as Needed
Remove lint from PalletGel using water and a scrub pad. Once the water evaporates, PalletGel will regain its stickiness. If ink gets on PalletGel, use an on-press cleaner to remove it.