Museum Heritage - 310 gsm

Our most popular textured fine art paper in the UK...

An outstanding textured fine art paper displaying a lovely rough weave with random undulations.

Our ultimate matt inkjet coating technology has been applied to the mid-white, 310gsm alpha/cotton mix base resulting in highlight and shadow detail never seen before for such a media. It is totally acid-free, water resistant and with an impressive scuff-resistant coating avoiding 'flaking' seen on similar papers.

Excellent D-Max and print sharpness make this unbeatable for most types of work requiring a textured finish.

As the name suggests, it has all the attributes to meet the museum standard of inkjet printing. Ideal for galleries, museums and photographers who intend to create fine art prints in colour with a high degree of detail and pronounced texture.

100% Pigment and dye ink compatible.

DESCRIPTION OF PRODUCT

A beautiful natural white art paper with a pH neutral base that is delicately textured.
Produced from a mix of cotton and alpha cellulose which gives a soft feel while retaining
the rigidity the art/lab printing and framing houses demand.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

* Weight – 310gsm
* Thickness – 0.50mm
* Base Fibre – 25% Cotton / 75% Alpha Cellulose
* Whiteness – 91
* Coatings – Single-sided, acid free textured fine art paper
* Primary Features – pH neutral, Excellent colour saturation & image sharpness,
High fade & water resistance.
* Optical Brightening Agents (OBA) - Yes

MEDIA AVAILABILITY

Sheets: A4 A3 A3+ A2
Rolls: 17”x15m 24”x15m 44”x15m

APPLICATIONS OF USE

Fine art limited edition reproductions, Portfolio applications, Post cards, Presentation
display, Special invitation cards & certificates.

PRINTER & INK COMPATIBILITY

PermaJet Museum Heritage has been designed for use with Dye & Pigment inkjet
systems. The media has been designed, manufactured and tested for use with Epson,
HP, Canon and Lexmark printers.

STORAGE & CONDITIONS OF USE

The storage and use of the product should be in a climate and a temperature of 10 to 30°
C at a relative humidity of 30 to 60%. Always keep the product in its original packaging or
in archival quality folders. Where possible, always handle the paper or printed surface by
its edges. All recommendations and product indications are for guidance, and are subject
to our test criteria, these remain subject to change without prior notice. There is no
guarantee that the same results can be consistent.