ECO solvent inkjet photo paper

1. Physical Characteristics:
Specifications Testing Method
Thickness (total) 230 m 9.05 mil ISO 534
Whiteness 96 W (CIE) CIELAB - System
Opacity >85% ISO 2471
Gloss (60? 98
2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
ECO-solvent photo paper is a double PE-coated paper for indoor use. It is high gloss, good color reproduction and high resolution, these are idea for the indoor use of photo realistic imaging with high resolution solvent ink jet printer. It is compatible with most solvent ink jet printer.
3. APPLICATION
This product is recommended for indoor sign show applications.
4. ADVANTAGE
?#61472;Compatible with dye or pigmented solvent -based inks
?#61472;Superior image quality in color wide format ink jet printing with a broader color gamut and high ink limit
xcellent printability and handling on selected printers.
ood scratch and water resistance.
5. Compatibility for Glossy PE-coated paper
It can be printed with solvent inks in most solvent printer such as: Mimaki JV3, Roland SOLJET, Mutoh Toucan, DGI and other large format solvent printer.
6. Printer Recommendations
Printer Settings for optimal print quality: Ink limit no more then 350%,To optimize print quality, printers should be set for highest print quality. Minimal or no heat will be needed.
Printer and Ink Compatibility: It is designed to work with most solvent-based pigmented inks,
Mild solvent pigment ink and oil based ink.
7. Finishing Recommendations
Material Handling & Storage: conditions of 35-65% Relative Humidity and at a temperature of 10-30 C.Storage of open rolls: When an open roll of media is not being used remove the roll from the printer cover the roll with a plastic bag to protect it from contaminants if you are storing it on end, use an end plug and tape down the edge to prevent damage to the edge of the roll do not lay sharp or heavy objects on unprotected rolls and do not stack them.
Finishing: While using these substrates greatly improves dry times over most other ink jet printable substrates, it is not unusual to still require post print dry time before handling, stacking, rolling, or over laminating. This dry time can range from a few hours to more than a day, depending on the amount of ink deposited.