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Poly Paper
Hi All,
This is my first post on here so before I start thanks for any help you can offer.
I am looking for an eco-solvent media that our competitors term as poly-paper but feels more like plastic. To try and describe it, the material is very resistant to tearing and has virtually no glare/reflection once printed. It is waterproof and as thin as paper. It seems like some sort of synthetic material.
A lot of my competitors are in the US so maybe it has more meaning over there.
If you can help me out I would be very grateful.
Thanks
Chris
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7 Replies
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I have also just noticed that some also call it synthetic paper, if that helps.
Thanks
Chris
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Xerox do Never Tear which is designed to run through lasers, iGen digi printers etc.
I assume it is a similar type of product.
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Tyvek?
http://www2.dupont.com/Tyvek_Graphics_C … ing_b.html -
Robert Horne do Hydrosol
Cheers
Gary
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quote Tim Painter:Xerox do Never Tear which is designed to run through lasers, iGen digi printers etc.I assume it is a similar type of product.
i got all excited by that till the price came in ouch
sorry back to topic
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Thanks guys, I am going to obtain a sample of Tyvek & Hydrosol.
I couldn’t find the Xerox product but will have a good look tommorow.Anyone else have any other thoughts on this?
CJ
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Staufen semi rigid 220micron PVC is think like paper, and doesn’t tear.
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