3M Scotchcal 7125 ElectroCut Cast Vinyl – Intense Blue

3M Scotchcal 7125 ElectroCut in Intense Blue is a 2 mil cast graphic film designed for electronically cut, screen-printed and thermal-transfer graphics. It uses a clear, pressure-sensitive permanent adhesive and is built for professional commercial and industrial graphics.

Punched & Unpunched Roll Options

This CrafterNV listing includes both punched and unpunched 3M 7125 options. The distinction is important when choosing material for a vinyl cutter or plotter.

• Punched vinyl: The roll has feed holes along the edges for compatible sprocket-feed or pin-feed plotters. Choose a punched variant only when your cutter is designed for that punched material width and feed pattern.
• Unpunched vinyl: The roll edges do not have sprocket holes. These rolls are intended for compatible friction-feed/roller-feed vinyl cutters and plotters.
• Do not choose by nominal roll width alone. A 15-inch or 30-inch punched roll is not automatically interchangeable with an unpunched roll of the same nominal width. Match the material configuration to your cutter.

Punched variants currently listed for this color: 15" x 10yds Punched, 15" x 50yds Punched, 30" x 10 yds Punched, 30" x 50yds Punched.

Unpunched variants currently listed for this color: 15" x 10 yards or 30ft, 15" x 50 yards or 150ft, 24" x 10 yards or 30ft, 24" x 50 yards or 150ft, 30" x 10 yards or 30ft, 30" x 50 yards or 150ft, 48" x 10 yards or 30 ft, 48" x 50 yards or 150ft.

Key Features & Benefits

• 2 mil cast vinyl film for durable professional graphics
• Intense Blue color for lettering, logos, striping and identification
• Clear, pressure-sensitive permanent adhesive
• Designed for electronic cutting with excellent cutting and weeding characteristics
• 3M states weeding can be as small as approximately 0.375 in (0.95 cm)
• Compatible with solvent screen printing, UV screen printing and thermal-transfer imaging
• Suitable for flat surfaces, rivets and simple curves when used within 3M application recommendations
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor commercial graphics

Common Applications

Commonly used for commercial fleet graphics, vehicle lettering, labels, striping, emblems, general signage, point-of-purchase graphics, exterior facades and two-way window markings on compatible clear substrates.

Choosing 3M 7125

Series 7125 is a premium permanent cast cut-vinyl option for applications where conformability, dimensional stability and long-term graphic performance are important. When ordering, select both the correct roll size and the correct punched or unpunched configuration for your cutting equipment.

Installation & Selection Guidance

Apply to a clean, properly prepared compatible substrate. 3M lists compatible surfaces including materials such as aluminum, glass, acrylic, ABS and properly prepared painted surfaces. Always confirm the substrate, temperature, graphic construction and installation method for the specific project.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between punched and unpunched 3M 7125?
Punched rolls have edge feed holes for compatible sprocket-feed or pin-feed plotters. Unpunched rolls have solid edges and are used with compatible friction-feed/roller-feed cutters.

How do I know which version to order?
Check your plotter or cutter requirements. If your machine feeds material using sprocket or pin wheels through edge holes, select the compatible punched variant. If your machine uses pinch rollers to friction-feed the vinyl, select the appropriate unpunched roll.

Is 3M 7125 cast or calendered vinyl?
Series 7125 is a 2 mil cast vinyl film.

Is the adhesive removable?
No. 3M specifies a pressure-sensitive permanent/non-removable adhesive.

Can 7125 be used on vehicles?
Yes. 3M lists commercial fleet and vehicle graphics among the recommended applications when the surface and graphic design meet the product requirements.

Can 3M 7125 be printed?
3M lists solvent screen printing, UV screen printing and thermal-transfer imaging. It should not be treated as a general solvent, eco-solvent, latex or UV inkjet print film unless a specific 3M process permits it.