Skivertex Cambric
Skivertex Cambric is a European inspired, premium grade, simulated leather covering material (may also be referred to as Kivar® 9)
Latex-saturated covering material available in 318 standard offerings. An industry standard for luxury and decorative packaging applications.
| Material Base | |
|---|---|
| Material Composition | |
| Coating | Aqueous Acrylic |
| Thickness | 9.5 mils |
| Standard Width | 54" |
| Weight | 560 lbs per 1,000 yards |
| Decorating Method | |
| Application | Albums, Bookbinding, Decorative Packaging, Looseleaf, Menus & Hospitality, Point Of Purchase, Portfolios, Printing |
| Converting | Sheeted, Sheeted & Squared, Slit |
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