REPROJET P

Suitable for Thermal printers

Suitable for Piezo printers

Suitable for Pigment Ink which offers improved light

Suitable for Dye Ink

Dot Reproduction: up to 48 L/cm for screen print

High UV-Density: DmaxUV: 3.5 up to > 4
dependant on RIP settings, ink system as well as spectral sensitivity curves of the desitometer
DminUV: ca. 0.09 to 0.13

Fast Ink Drying

High Ink Absorption

Coated on reverse side for good slip properties and fast vacuum in the exposure device.

Clear Surface

Suitable for most Ink Jet Plotters using dye- or pigmented inks.

Not compatible with oil and solvent based systems.

To achieve high ink coverage (copy density) use a printer, which is able to print with a high resolution and a high dot-size volume. These variable settings are sometimes not supported by the usual driver settings. They can be made for screen printing applications only with special RIP-tools.
Therefore for this reason small format printers (A4, A3) often do not provide the desired performance.

Dependant on ink type dye ink can produce a migrating yellowing effect.

A preconditioning period of 24 hours within the printing environment is recommended.

For sophisticated screen and separation applications, we recommend the use of dedicated RIP-Software tools such as COLORGATE-Filmgate, WASATCH, PERFECTPROOF and similar packages in combination with LF-printers like EPSON Stylus pro series (Ultrachrome Photo Black / K3-ink), HP Z-series & CANON iPF-series.

For optimal half-tone reproductions it is essential to make settings with a correct linearization process.

Due to the high ink absorption of the film coating the surface is strongly hydrophilic and can therefore in high humidity or very dry climates have a tendency to curl. Installing temporary air-drying heaters or humidifiers near the printer may reduce or elimate this issue.

Optimal between 15-30°C and 40-60% r.h.

Avoid fingerprints on printing side.

When exposing certain types of emulsions and polymer plate layers (flexo) the film can sometimes have a tendency to stick to the image areas. This effect can be reduced by set off "pre-powdering" (Talcum) of the film and emulsion. A very thin and transparent PET-film can also be used but be aware of undercut issues.

The copy density should register with a UV-Densitometer (p.ex. X-Rite 369) to a value >3. Densitometers with a measurement range in the visible light spectrum (measurement filters DVIS) can lead to inaccurate results.

Unopened in original packaging storage time is minimum 1 year after shipment (under recommended storage conditions).

Cut sheet product has the print side facing downwards in the box.

Store in a cool and dry place at a room temperature of 15 - 25°C and at a humidity of 30 - 60%.