Roll-up film
Roll-up film is a printable material for portable presentation systems used in indoor and selected outdoor advertising displays. It is designed for clear one-sided graphics, with a white printable face and a grey reverse that helps reduce show-through. The 195 μ film is tear-resistant, does not curl at the sides and is supplied rolled and cut to size, making it suitable for replaceable graphics in roll-up, L-Baner and X-Banner systems.
| Printing technology | UV, Solvent HR, UV flat |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 195 μ |
| Print resolution | 1000 dpi |
| Maximum material width | 1,27 m |
| Finish of material | cut to size |
| Properties | grey reverse, rolled |
| Intended use | for presentation systems |
| Important information | The price applies to printing in Solvent HR technology |
Price from: €7,61 /m2
Roll-up film is used to produce replaceable printed graphics for portable presentation systems. It is a practical choice when a brand message, product information or campaign visual needs to be displayed in a clean, stable and easy-to-transport format. The material has a white printable side for one-sided graphics and a grey reverse that helps limit show-through, so the displayed message remains readable in typical exhibition, retail and service environments.
What makes roll-up film suitable for display systems?
The material combines low weight with good visual stability. With a thickness of 195 μ and a weight of 160 g/m2, it is designed for banner systems where the printed panel must unroll smoothly, stay flat and look neat during repeated presentations. The film is tear-resistant, and its sides do not curl, which helps keep the full printed area visible for longer.
- white printable face for clear one-sided graphics,
- grey reverse to reduce transparency and improve visual comfort,
- rolled delivery and cut-to-size finishing for presentation systems,
- print resolution up to 1000 dpi for sharp text, logos and photos,
- available printing technologies: UV, Solvent HR and UV flat.
Where is roll-up film used?
Roll-up film is commonly selected for trade fairs, conferences, showrooms, reception areas, retail spaces, restaurants, cafés, medical centres, offices, hotels, shopping malls, fitness clubs and beauty salons. It works well for seasonal campaigns, product launches, price lists, directional information and brand communication where the graphic may need to be replaced after the campaign.
How to choose this material correctly
This product is intended for presentation systems and is printed on one side. In Labo Print production it is used in Suna, Kaze and Mizu roll-up systems, as well as L-Baner and X-Banner systems. The maximum material width is 1.27 m, while the offer is intended for systems whose width does not exceed 120 cm. For wider roll-up models or projects requiring double-sided printing, Blockout 440 g material should be considered instead.
When ordering roll-up film, the key decision is whether the campaign requires a lightweight, one-sided graphic for a portable system or a heavier material for wider or double-sided applications. This film is best suited to standard mobile display systems where the graphic is stored in a cassette or mounted in a compact frame and needs to be transported between events, sales points or presentation areas.
Practical buying and production guidance
For most business applications, roll-up film is chosen because it allows quick replacement of the printed panel without changing the entire display system. After a promotion, product launch or information campaign, the old print can be exchanged for a new one. This makes the material useful for companies that regularly update offers, branding messages, opening information, event schedules or point-of-sale communication.
- Choose roll-up film for one-sided graphics in systems up to 120 cm wide.
- Use clear layouts with strong hierarchy, especially for trade fair and retail viewing distances.
- Keep important text and logos away from cutting and mounting areas specified for the system.
- For double-sided displays or wider roll-up models, select a more suitable material such as Blockout 440 g.
- Remember that the listed price applies to printing in Solvent HR technology.
File preparation and layout considerations
The graphic should be prepared according to the file specification for the selected presentation system. This is important because each system may require a different safe area, visible area and mounting allowance. Small text can be printed clearly, but it should still be designed at a practical reading size. A roll-up display is often viewed from a distance, so short headings, strong contrast and simple messaging usually work better than dense blocks of copy.
Photos, logos and product visuals should be supplied in adequate quality for large-format printing. The available print resolution of 1000 dpi supports sharp contours and accurate reproduction of details, but the final result also depends on the source file. Avoid placing key information at the very bottom if that part may be hidden inside the cassette or close to the mounting profile.
Typical applications and alternative names
Roll-up film is used for mobile advertising, event signage, reception displays, retail promotions and branded information points. On the market, the same type of product may also be referred to as roll up banner material, roll-up foil or roll-up banner film. These names usually describe the same functional need: a printed, replaceable panel for a portable display system.
What to check before ordering
Before production, confirm the display system model, final visible size, required finishing and print technology. The material is delivered rolled and cut to size, so correct dimensions are essential for smooth installation. If the graphic is planned for intensive campaign use, repeated transport or frequent replacement, it is worth checking whether the chosen system and mounting method match the expected handling conditions.
