Neschen Solvoprint Citylight Superior 210 mic 6033360 42" 1067mm x 30m roll

Description

Neschen Solvoprint Citylight Superior 210mic: Solvoprint® CityLight Superior is a premium, printable matte backlit film designed for exceptional quality. This translucent, PVC-free PET film provides photo-realistic print clarity, making it ideal for both transmitted and reflected light scenarios.

Even in low-light conditions, its low-glare surface ensures vibrant colors and sharp contrasts. Its excellent dimensional stability makes Solvoprint® CityLight Superior perfect for advertising on glass surfaces and in light boxes, such as those used at retail points of sale or trade shows. Additionally, it is a versatile option for creative interior design applications.

Compatible with (eco-) solvent, UV/UV gel, and latex inks, this film meets a variety of printing needs with superior performance.

FEATURES:

• PVC-free PET film
• Translucent, white matt
• For transmitted and reflected light applications
• Excellent colour quality
• Indoor and outdoor application
• Excellent photorealistic printing quality
• Water resistant coating
• High ink load possible
• Quick drying (with normal ink load)
• Universal use

APPLICATIONS:

• Suitable for (eco) solvent- and UV-curable inks
• Also recommended for Latex (L789) inks
• When printing with the 2nd generation of HP Latex ink (L792) for L26500 / L28500, could occur problems with drying - in this case we recommend printlux citylight superior
• For indoor and outdoor applications
• Designed for light box advertising and illuminated displays
• Translucent front-print film

PROCESSING & HANDLING:

• To avoid fingerprints, usage of cotton gloves is recommended
• Storage is best to be done in the original case
• Lamination is recommended and increases durability of the printed surface
• Recommended surface protection: filmolux S 23 & filmolux UV ultra gloss
• To avoid problems in processing/lamination ensure adequate drying before lamination drying time of min. 24 hours is recommended
• Storage is best to be done in upright position in the original case
• Surfaces must be properly prepared and free of contamination