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Media Product Data Sheets
Xerox Wide Format Supplies Applications Guide
Version 2.0; April 2005
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Xerox Outdoor Weatherproof Banner 280 micron - A Tyvek
®
Solution
Product Description
A highly tear-resistant material for producing vivid, full-color images, this white spun Tyvek
®
has a water resistant
coating for indoor and short-term outdoor banners. Images are water resistant for up to 4 months when printed with
pigment inks.
The exceptional durability of this media provides maximum flexibility during post print handling, allowing for edge
sewing, taping and eyelets. If stitching, a double stitched hem with a maximum of 5 stitches per inch is recommended.
Applications
Excellent for all indoor and short-term outdoor banner applications including retail point-of-purchase, trade show
backdrops, car showrooms, supermarkets, suspended ceiling displays, casino promotions, family gatherings, office
parties, museums, art galleries, entranceways, office corridors, banner kiosks, industrial signage (warnings, hazard,
etc.) – vertical or horizontal.
Physical Properties
Base Weight
130 g/m
2
Caliper (microns) 280
Whiteness (CIE) 115
Opacity 95%
Product Code Width Length
m
2
023R01441
1372 mm
54"
20 m
66 ft 27
023R01524 1270 mm 50" 20 m 66 ft 25
023R01523 1067 mm 42" 20 m 66 ft 21
023R01442 914 mm 36" 20 m 66 ft 18
Compatibility
Printer Ink Type
Xerox 8142/8160
Dye/Pigment
HP 7XX/8XX/2XXX/3XXX/5XXX Dye/Pigment
Epson Stylus Pro 7000/9000/7500/9500/10000 Dye/Pigment
Epson Stylus Pro 7600/9600/10600 Ultrachrome
®
Encad Novajet GA/GS/GS+/GX/GO
Encad 1000i Dye/Pigment
Critical Operating Instructions
For best results store and use within temperature of 50-86°F (10-30°C) and 35-65% relative humidity.
Store the product in its original bag and box.
Water-resistance tested with HP UV+ inks, Encad GO inks - Good for 3-4 months.
Leave prints overnight before use to maximize water resistance.
Structural base characteristics of Tyvek® may show through on prints.
Unlaminated images are easily scratched and must be stitched hem side up so the sewing machine foot comes in
contact with the backside of the print.
Lamination is recommended for prints requiring satin, matte, high gloss or other finishes and/or prints requiring
UV protection or greater general durability if they may be subject to moisture or handling. This media is suitable
for pressure (cold) or thermal (hot-melt) laminates. Heavier weight thermal laminates work best on this material.
Use at least a 125 or 250 micron laminate to avoid an “orange peel” effect between the media and the laminate.