50 11x8in GB National Flag Film

Our 11×8 National Flag Film sheets are UV stable for colour fastness and highly durable. In addition, it comes with a blue side badge showing the Union Flag and GB Text. But don’t forget, you need to set up your plates software to accommodate the pre-printed badge.

• Size: 11x8in / 280x203mm – 4×4 Plates
• Style: Blue GB National Flag
• Position: Half Height at Bottom Left
• Pack: 50 Clear Film Sheets
• Printable: Yes
• Film Plates: Laminate to 4×4 ABS Plates.
• 3-Part: Match with 4×4 Clear Acrylic & 4×4 Wet Reflective.

This item comes in a packs of 50 film sheets, pre-printed with a blue side badge. Because it’s pre-printed, you will not need to use a white badge panel. And our National Flag designs are road legal on UK. So a UK Oval Sticker must be displayed if driving overseas.

Our Clear Film sheets make Film and 3-Part Number Plates. Both methods are covered by our British Standard certification, but only when you follow our specification. Which means laminating it to a 3mm ABS plate, or between acrylic & wet reflective for 3-Part.

For more information on standards, regulations and our testing regime, check out our main site and the number plates pages or knowledge base.

Whenever you make a printed number plate, we recommend using a jig and roller for a professional finish.

Film Plates

• Use the pins and place your rigid ABS Plate, face up on to the jig.
• Fold back a few centimetres of the adhesive cover at the end of the plate.
• Next, line up your Clear Film sheet on top, with the printed side facing downwards.
• Carefully join the components together at the Exposed Adhesive edge.
• Ensure both the edge and sides are correctly lined up before joining together.
• Now slide the two parts towards the Rollers at the end of the jig.
• Slowly Wind the arm so the components are fed through, keeping hold of the folded adhesive cover.
• This will remove the adhesive cover and Bond the two parts together.

3-Part Plates

• Place your Clear Film sheet, printed face up on the roller jig.
• Fold back a few centimetres of the adhesive cover at the end of an Acrylic Face.
• Position the Acrylic above the Film, Adhesive Side Down and carefully join the two pieces together
• Leading with the joined edge, keep hold of the Fold and slowly wind the arm & Feed the parts through the roller.
• This will remove the adhesive cover and bond the two parts together.
• Next, put a Wet Reflective adhesive face up on the jig, folding back part of its cover.
• Position the parts joined earlier on top with the Film Facing Down, join them together at the exposed edge
• Once again Feed them through the rollers, keeping hold of the folded adhesive cover.
• Finally, remove the final protective cover from the Acrylic Face.