Polystyrene Sheet
Considerations
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Recommendations for best results
Preparation
∙Dust with s
∙Ensure that the ionizer is power on and functioning.
∙Apply isopropyl alcohol greater than 90% and wipe down each sheet prior to printing for additional static control, as well as to clean handling edges. Although not always visible, oils from fingers may still mar surface for printing.
∙Wipe with an
∙Ensure that media tables are attached and secured to the printer to provide a grounding path for static loaded material.
Printing
∙High Quality 600x600 mode is recommended, but depending on ink coverage and image content, other supported modes may print acceptably.
∙Use low UV lamp setting.
∙Use the Media Wizard vacuum settings, increasing if necessary.
∙Use Polystyrene color profile, or Foamed PVC or a generic equivalent.
Output Handling
∙Adhesion may be an issue on this media. Print in a higher quality mode, use a higher UV lamp power, and/or wait 24 hours before trimming to improve adhesion.
∙Always use a sharp blade when cutting and be aware that some ink flaking will occur in high ink load areas unless trimmed outside of the printed area.
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