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    Night Visible (NV-EZ) Sereis Film

    Aug. 20, 2007
    Related To: AVERY DENNISON REFLECTIVE PRODUCTS DIVISION NORTH AMERICA
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    Avery Dennison Reflective Products Division North America offers Night Visible (NV-EZ) Series film, a reflective vinyl film featuring Avery Dennison's Easy Apply technology. NV-EZ film is a digital and screen printable product designed to make images reflect when exposed to direct light. The product is ideal for applications for which night visibility and safety are key, including fleet markings, emergency vehicles, and boating and marine vehicles. Avery Dennison's Easy Apply technology allows for fast and trouble-free installation, eliminating bubbles and wrinkles during the process. NV-EZ also features a removable adhesive that makes demarkation easy when heat is used. 

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