LexJet is pleased to announce that LexJet Solvent Print-N-Stick Fabric is now available. Designed after one of LexJet’s most popular materials, Solvent Print-N-Stick is sure to become the go-to option for printers whenever they need a printed graphic applied to a flat surface. It comes in three-inch cores and is compatible with solvent, eco-solvent, and latex printers.
The all-new LexJet Solvent Print-N-Stick Fabric has some added bonuses to its sister product, aqueous-compatible Print-N-Stick. The solvent version has:
* 94% opacity, which works great for overlapping graphic panels on walls;
* More vivid image quality;
* Slightly more aggressive adhesive, which is still easily removable and repositionable; and
* Smoother weave for crisper, detailed graphics and images.
“The Solvent Print-N-Stick really knocks it out of the park,” says Neil Buchelt, owner of Advanced Imaging in Illinois, who recently added a graphics department to his shop, along with an HP Latex 360 printer. He’s experimented with the original Print-N-Stick as well as competitive products. “The Dmax of the Solvent Print-N-Stick is something that was a huge change. We’re getting deeper blacks and richer colors … the color reproduction is great.”
The self-adhesive fabric has a bright-white, 7 mil, 100 percent polyester base that removes cleanly and easily with no residue. Designed for effortless installation, it won’t rip, wrinkle or stretch in production, making it easy to contour cut into any shape.
At $0.88 per square foot, try it on wall cutouts, murals, decals, signs, window graphics and more. Print-N-Stick is one of LexJet’s most versatile products. Just take a look at this blog to see how the company covered a wall with Print-N-Stick in four hours, and less than $2 per square foot.
“Now that we’ve used it and put up in a few installations, it will be one of our main go-to papers to sell,” Buchelt says. “We’re very, very pleased with it.”
Learn more about LexJet Solvent Print-N-Stick Fabric by calling a LexJet print specialist at 800/453-9538.
