ECO-PP190 Coated Inkjet Synthetic Paper is a high-performance, plastic-based "paper" (Polypropylene) designed for large-format printing. Unlike traditional paper made from wood pulp, this is a 100% synthetic material that is tear-proof and water-resistant.

Technical Specifications

• Base Material: Polypropylene (PP) film.

• Thickness/Weight: 190 microns or 190 gsm. This is quite thick and rigid, giving it a high-quality "heavy" feel.

• Finish: Matte White. The matte coating is designed to eliminate glare from indoor lighting.

• Coating: Specially treated surface for high-resolution ink absorption.

• Ink Compatibility: Eco-Solvent. Many "ECO" versions are specifically optimized for Eco-Solvent, UV, and Latex printers.

• Adhesive: Non-Adhesive. It is a "plain" synthetic paper used for posters and inserts rather than a sticker.

Key Features

• Tear-Resistant: You cannot rip this paper by hand. This makes it ideal for maps or banners that will be handled frequently.

• Waterproof & Damp-proof: The material will not swell, ripple, or disintegrate if it gets wet. It is perfect for humid environments or short-term outdoor use.

• Lay-Flat Properties: Because of its thickness (190mic), it resists curling at the edges, which is a common problem with thinner 120mic synthetic papers.

• High Opacity: It is very white and opaque, ensuring that colors look vivid and don't "wash out" if there is light behind the poster.

Common Applications

1. Roll-up Banners: The most common use. Its rigidity and "stay-flat" nature make it perfect for pull-up display stands.

2. Indoor Posters: High-end retail posters that need to look crisp and withstand being moved or touched.

3. X-Banners & Buntings: Used in exhibition stands and promotional displays.

4. Restaurant Menus: Often used for un-laminated menus because it can be wiped clean and won't tear.

5. Instructional Charts: Safety signs in factories or outdoor maps for hiking/tourist areas.