Imageco adds new bio-film to offering

Wide-format printer Imageco has started to offer its customers a new sustainable cellulose diacetate bio-film, produced from renewable and sustainably sourced wood pulp.

The bio-film is the latest addition to the extensive range of sustainable substrates that Leeds-based Imageco can produce its clients' jobs with.

It is UV printable and biodegradable and forms a sustainable alternative to PVC, polyester and polypropylene. It is also highly transparent, non-oriented and hard-wearing, and can have a gloss, matt or satin finish.

“Alongside our new bio-film offering, we already have a vast range of sustainable alternatives, from Xanita Board to Ocean Tex,” said Imageco director Nathan Swinson-Bullough. 

“We have a green mission to become more environmentally friendly and have been shifting our modes of production to lower-carbon emission operations and always seek out the most environmentally friendly products on the market.”

Imageco produces a wide range of wide-format work for its customers, including indoor and outdoor signage, exhibition graphics, lightboxes, prototypes and bespoke graphics.