Roland Clear Calendered Vinyl with Permanent Adhesive

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Roland Clear Calendered Vinyl with Permanent Adhesive

A practical choice for sign makers and graphics professionals, this Roland printable adhesive vinyl supports full-color decals, labels, retail graphics, indoor signs and outdoor display applications with consistent print quality.

A transparent, gloss printable vinyl for graphics that benefit from seeing the underlying surface. The durable permanent adhesive makes it well suited to clear labels, window graphics, displays and outdoor signage.

Key Features

  • 3 mil clear calendered face film
  • Gloss finish with permanent acrylic adhesive
  • Transparent construction for layered and window applications
  • Suitable for decals, POP displays, windows and outdoor signage
  • Compatible with Roland DG eco-solvent ink workflows

Choose Roland media for a tested, production-focused solution designed to help print professionals create consistent, sellable graphics with confidence.

SizePart #Compatible Printers
20 inch x 50 feetESM-CCVP-50-20Roland VersaSTUDIO BN-20A, BN2-20A, BN2-30
Roland TrueVIS SG3-300, SG3-540, VG3-540, VG3-640, VG4-540, VG4-640, XG-640, XP-640
30 inch x 150 feetESM-CCVP-150-30Roland VersaSTUDIO BN2-30
Roland TrueVIS SG3-300, SG3-540, VG3-540, VG3-640, VG4-540, VG4-640, XG-640, XP-640
54 inch x 150 feetESM-CCVP-150-54Roland TrueVIS SG3-540, VG3-540, VG3-640, VG4-540, VG4-640, XG-640, XP-640

Compatibility note: Always confirm the printer's supported media width, ink configuration and application requirements before ordering or beginning production.

Specifications

Item #: ESM-CCVP-50-20 (20 in x 50 ft)
ESM-CCVP-150-30 (30 in x 150 ft)
ESM-CCVP-150-54 (54 in x 150 ft)


WARNING: WORK IN A WELL VENTILATED AREA and use Protective Equipment when working with specialty printing and curing products and processes (including DTF, DTG, UV) as fumes may be hazardous. Specialty inks and film require a good humidity and temperature environment ( > 50% humidity, and temp range 70° to 80°F) to minimize risk of ink clogs and film buckling)