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8.5 x 11 Inch Waterproof Inkjet Transparency Film for Silk Screen Printing (50 Count)

8.5 x 11 Inch Waterproof Inkjet Transparency Film for Silk Screen Printing (50 Count)

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Key Features

  • Waterproof Inkjet Transparency Film is designed for silk screen Printing industry
  • High quality base PET material with anti-static, great registration and no curling
  • Accurate dot placement results in excellent line definition and acuity. Great film opacity
  • Film has a Light Milky Finish, High ink load capacity, instant drying, waterproof
  • Compatible with all popular inkjet printers (Epson / HP / Canon), Suitable for both dye and pigment ink

Specifications

Brand GoldUpUSAInc
Manufacturer GoldUpUSAInc
Model WPF8.5X11
Color Clear
Size 50 Sheets
Product Type PRINT_COPY_PAPER
Item Type Keyword inkjet-printer-paper
Item Dimensions H: 13 / L: 216 / W: 279 (Weight: 650)
Package Dimensions H: 12 / L: 300 / W: 225 (Weight: 650)
unit 50 Count

Description

Product Description: Micro-porous waterproof coating technology - Dimensionally stable film means great registration and no curling - Quick dry time equals faster process times and less ink usage - Accurate dot placement results in excellent line definition and acuity - High ink load capacity - Minimal "yellowing'' allows the processed film to retain the image over time and be used repeatedly - Thickness: 4 Mil Note: Side of the film to print on: waterproof film has two sides, the carrier sheet side and the inkjet receptive side. To determine which side is the inkjet receptive side, dampen your finger and touch a corner of the film, the side that is sticky is the side that will take ink.
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