Papier d'impression Canon 1570B008AA

Standard Paper, 90g/m2
This high quality base paper is specially developed for use in the CAD and GIS environment. The optimal drying of the media offers the possibility for maximal production. It is the economical choice for the everyday line work and area fills in monochrome and colour. Users who need an economical solution for their everyday graphic test prints will be very satisfied about the colour contrast.

Features:
Dye ink compatible, quick drying, sharp lines, smear resistant.

Applications:
CAD, GIS, economy graphic test prints.

Printing
For optimum results select the best possible print settings. Ink saturation limits can vary due to the ink drop volume and the environmental humidity. Ink saturation levels should be optimized for specific printer, ink and software combinations. Too much ink will cause paper cockle and possible head strike. Longer ink drying times will occur in higher humidity environments.

Lamination
Hot or cold laminating is possible, although cold laminates are preferred because of the better adhesion. Images must be dry before laminating. Too much ink can cause cockling which can cause problems with laminating. For mounting on a board, an encapsulating edge of 5-6mm around the image is recommended. This prevents against moisture and paper splitting because of the tension of the laminate. If the laminate is not spread evenly over the surface of the paper then this can cause curling problems.

Canon 1570B008AA. Media weight: 90 g/m², Printing media thickness: 110 µm, Opacity: 94%. Maximum roll length: 50 m, Paper dimensions: 914mm x 50m

How to use

Select appropriate printer settings for best results and adjust ink saturation according to your printer, ink and software combination. Avoid excessive ink application to prevent paper cockling and possible print head strikes. Allow prints to dry fully, especially in higher humidity environments where drying times increase.

Recommendations

For lamination use cold laminates when possible and ensure images are fully dry before laminating. Leave a 5–6 mm encapsulating edge around mounted images to reduce moisture ingress and prevent splitting caused by laminate tension. Optimize ink saturation to avoid cockling that can interfere with laminating and mounting.