Inkjet Back Lit Film
A specially coated non adhesive
PET film which is designed to create back lit displays or for
use in other applications where back lighting is desired. This
film is non adhesive, to make it more broadly compatible with
many applications, however if you wish to make it self adhesive
we recommend using our transfer adhesive sheets typically used
with our temporary tattoo paper.
For added durability and UV
protection a sheet or aerosol over laminate is recommended. We
offer a wide variety of sheet laminates, as well as our LLA5000
aerosol UV spray laminate.
This film is inkjet printable and designed to
be lit from behind. Create back lit displays using the inkjet
printer you already own.
A non-adhesive back lit film perfect for
creating stunning back lit displays using your inkjet printer.
Inkjet Back Lit Film
A specially coated non adhesive PET film which is designed to
create back lit displays or for use in other applications where
back lighting is desired. This film is non adhesive, to make it
more broadly compatible with many applications, however if you
wish to make it self adhesive we recommend using our transfer
adhesive sheets typically used with our temporary tattoo paper.
For added durability and UV protection a sheet
or aerosol over laminate is recommended. We offer a wide variety
of sheet laminates, as well as our LLA5000 aerosol UV spray
laminate.
General Description:
Make dazzling back lit displays by using this special
self-adhesive inkjet film. This semi-translucent film allows for
light to pass through the media creating a back lit effect. This
media works with any inkjet printer, including the Epson
DuraBrite line and other solvent based printers.
Applications:
Suitable for any project where you wish to illuminate your
artwork or text from behind. This film takes advantage of inkjet
inks semi-transparent nature to allow light to pass through the
film, and also to pass through the ink to a degree. Some of our
customers have used this product to create back lit lamps of
nature scenes, and personal photos
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