HP Everyday - Polypropylen (PP) - matt - Klebstoff - 180 Mikron - Rolle (91,4 cm x 30,5 m)

HP D9R24A. Rollengte: 30,5 m, Type finish: Mat, Gewicht printermedia: 120 g/m²

High-quality prints for your day-to-day productionProduce eye-catching displays See outstanding image quality. Work with the wide color gamut and smooth transitions delivered by this matte polypropylene material and produce quality prints from line drawings to photo-quality POP displays.
Gain efficiency Help keep your production process moving smoothly. This easy-to-use film features a permanent self-adhesive for secure, reliable mounting.
Make the versatility of this material work for you ICC profiles help you get the right color right away. Take advantage of compatibility with Original HP pigment- and dye-based inks and Original HP Latex Inks on this versatile, easy-to-use printing material.
Target customersPrint service providers
Retail store in-house printing
Event designers
Advertising agencies
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Government (printing self-adhesive maps)
ApplicationsPOP and retail displays
Trade show and event displays
Temporary exhibitions
Architecture competitions
BenefitsOutstanding image quality for day-to-day production
A permanent self-adhesive for secure, reliable mounting
Warranty StatementHP large format printing materials are free from defects in materials and workmanship. For warranty statement please see HPLFMedia.com/MediaWarranties. To obtain warranty service, please contact Brand Management Group customer support at HPLFMedia.com/hp/en/contactus.
Footnotes¹ See the HP REACH Declaration published at HP Printing Products and Consumable Supplies.
² Based on testing HP media printed with Original HP inks using a 3-mil vinyl film laminate that contains a water-based acrylic pressure-sensitive adhesive and a 3-mil vinyl film laminate that contains a solvent acrylic pressure- sensitive adhesive—the formulations of which HP believes represent the majority of cold film laminates that are commercially available based on historical testing. Films without the above-mentioned formulations may not be compatible.