Fotospeed Platinum Etching 285 A2 - 25 sheets

The Fotospeed Platinum Etching 285 A2 Sheet is made from 75% alpha cellulose and 25% cotton for excellent image sharpness and density. It features an inkjet coating and velvety texture, compatible with dye and pigment inks. This acid and lignin free paper delivers a high D-Max and offers excellent archival quality, ensuring a long-lasting life of more than 85 years

Fotospeed Platinum Etching 285 A2 - 25 Sheets Key Features:

• Made from alpha cellulose and cotton for archival quality
• Features a velvety texture
• Includes an ink-receiving layer and a natural white base
• Delivers a high D-Max and a wide colour gamut
• Compatible with dye and pigment inks for long-lasting life
• Available in various printing sizes like A2, A5, A6, and more
• Offers excellent image sharpness and density
• Has an Opti-coat precision coating and inkjet coating
• Can be recycled and dries instantly
• Can be used on all piezo water-based and commercial thermal printing systems
• Used for a wide range of applications
• Offers an opacity of 99%
• The acid- and lignin-free paper features high archival quality
• Has a matte coating for colour photography
• 285 gsm weight with a thickness of 460μm

What's in the box?

• 1 x Fotospeed Platinum Etching 285 A2 - 25 Sheets

FAQs:

What are compatible applications?

The Platinum Etching 285 sheet can be used on commercial thermal and piezo water-based printing systems like Canon, Kodak, Epson, HP, etc. Various compatible applications include albums, cards, portfolios, limited edition prints, and for photographic restoration/reproduction.

What are the optimal storage conditions?

The paper must be stored in a recommended temperature range of 15°C - 25°C and relative humidity of 40% - 60%. When dry-mounting the temperatures must not exceed 82°C, stored in archival packaging when stored outside the original box.

How to dry the prints?

The papers can be left to air to fully dry for a few hours after printing and it is recommended to avoid stacking the papers on top of each other straight away. A giclée varnish or spray can be applied to protect the print from damage or the effects of UV light.