Aqueous Inkjet Print Media
What is aqueous inkjet print media used for in large format printing?
Aqueous inkjet print media is designed for high-quality, large format printing using water-based inks. It is ideal for posters, POS graphics, photo reproductions, and indoor plan printing. Products like Coala photo satin 240, with its smooth satin finish, and Coala matt coated 180, offering vibrant colour output, are popular choices for creating sharp, professional indoor displays.
What types of finishes are available for aqueous inkjet print media paper?
Aqueous inkjet print media comes in a variety of finishes to suit different applications. Coala photo gloss 190 offers a high-gloss surface for vivid, photo-quality prints, while Coala photo satin 190 provides a softer satin sheen for attractive reproductions. For lower density printing or presentation drawings, Xerox matte presentation paper delivers a non-reflective, matt finish with sharp line definition.
Are aqueous inkjet papers environmentally sustainable?
Yes, many aqueous papers are both FSC-certified and recyclable, making them a responsible choice for sustainable printing. For example, Xerox performance coated inkjet paper and Xerox premium uncoated inkjet paper are produced with sustainability in mind while still offering high opacity, excellent whiteness and reliable print quality.
What weight of aqueous inkjet paper is best for posters and POS graphics?
For posters and POS graphics, medium to heavyweight papers are recommended to ensure durability and colour vibrancy. Xerox aqueous photo paper, particularly the 200gsm option, delivers excellent image quality with vivid colours and fast drying times, making it ideal for producing sharp, eye-catching visuals that stand out.
Is aqueous inkjet print media suitable for indoor and outdoor applications?
Aqueous inkjet print media is primarily designed for indoor use, where water-based inks perform best. Products such as Coala matt coated 120 are well-suited for indoor display graphics and posters, delivering quick-dry, full-colour results. For outdoor applications, more weather-resistant materials are typically recommended.
