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Inkjet Erasable Mylar Film , 3 mil, 24" x 125'- 2" Core - 1 Roll, 703D24A

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SKU:
703D24A
MPN:
703D24A
Condition:
New
Availability:
Made to Order
Weight:
7.00 LBS
Shipping:
Calculated at Checkout
MSRP: $266.95
$180.00
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Description

Ink Compatibility
3 mil Inkjet Mylar
Description
703D is a 3-mil premium polyester (PET) matte film designed for durable, tear resistant, water resistant and
archival requirements. 703D provides excellent ink adhesion, print quality, line acuity and image clarity across
multiple print technologies as well as exceptional strength and durability for repeated handling. 703D will
not yellow or fade with time or due to ozone exposure. 703D is specially formulated and treated to minimize
shrinkage, distortion, and static.
Physical Properties
Core Size 2" or 3" - Caliper 3.0 mil - Finish Matte - Opacity 34% - Base material - PET film - Structure 2 Side Coated
*All values are for reference only 
Features
Dimensionally Stable PET base film - Tear Resistant - Water Resistant - Eras-ability (performance will vary)
High Transparency - Good ink adhesion - Sharp line acuity - Good Image sharpness - Good black density
Smooth matte finish - Will not yellow or fade with time.
Processing Tips - Preferred side out
Finishing & Printing
Allow sufficient time for inkjet prints to completely dry before rolling, laminating or cutting.
Use a sharp blade to prevent ink and toner flaking on the edges
Storage Conditions
Store unused media in its original packaging. Temperature 50-85° F (10-30° C) Relative Humidity 30-65
Shelf life is 2 years from ship date.

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Additional Information

Thickness:
3 Mil
Material Type:
Double Matte Mylar
Width:
24"
Length:
125'
Finish:
Matte
Core Size:
2"
Ink Compatibility:
Dye
Ink Compatibility:
Pigment
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1 Review

  • 5

    This is the far best mylar paper to produce blueprints

    Posted by Unknown on 5th Dec 2012

    Its Thin, easy to manage once you get the right setting for your plotter to produce these drawings Its looks as if you are plotting on a plain paper. Its worth every penny :-)

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