Consumables-Paper - Non-Paper Substrates

Often overlooked, laminates can enhance the function and aesthetic of printed pieces. Here’s when you should consider using them.

For those seeking to avoid adhesive-backed PVC because of concerns that it's not recyclable and releases harmful chemicals into landfills, there are non-PVC inkjet media and laminates available for vehicle wraps and wall, window, and floor graphics.

Drytac has launched SpotOn Duo — a clear, double-sided mounting adhesive engineered to convert non-adhesive prints into repositionable, peel-and-stick graphics.

When selecting the right adhesive for your sticking needs, it's easy to get caught up in the numbers. One common misconception is that higher tack equates to better adhesive performance and strength. However, the reality is far more complex.

For most applications, a case could be made both for and against using synthetic media. Here's a quick comparison between synthetic media and lamination.

Are synthetic substrates right for your in-plant?

HP recently introduced a new Premium Clear Window Film, designed specifically for HP Latex ink technology.

Wide-format graphics are an integral part of sports events, from banners hanging up above to graphics on the court . Whether it’s on basketball courts or hockey rinks, there are almost always printed elements beneath the players’ feet.

Winter in particular can cause headaches for printers. Here are several factors that should be taken into account when installing work during winter.

Working with substrates outside of the normal range of materials can be difficult. Thick and tough substrates, as well as delicate ones, are some of the most challenging.