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Film for inkjet printing My Print PET, roll 0.61*30 m, transparent (11177)

Name: Film for inkjet printing My Print PET, roll 0.61*30 m, transparent (11177)
Brand: My Print
SKU: 11177
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Description Film for inkjet printing My Print PET, roll 0.61*30 m, transparent (11177)

A transparent PET roll with no adhesive layer

This is transparent inkjet film with no adhesive layer on a roll of 0.61 × 30 metres: after printing you are left with a transparent web, not a self-adhesive sheet. There is no liner and nothing to peel. In the catalogue this item carries the "Feature" value "Not water-resistant". The roll gives what sheets cannot: length to fit the job, not to fit a format; the web width is fixed at 0.61 m.

No adhesiveclean base

0.61 × 30 mroll

Any lengthcut to the job

Not water-resistantcatalogue feature

Wide formatfor roll-fed printers

Is this the right one for you

You have a wide-format or roll-fed inkjet printer that takes 61 cm and wider

You need an overlay on a drawing or diagram that is longer than a sheet

You make transparent templates and exhibition pieces

You need a continuous web rather than sheets: 0.61 × 30 m, i.e. 18.3 m²

Your printer takes rolls but narrower than 0.61 m — the film will have to be slit lengthwise and the edge is then your responsibility

You specifically need the "Water-resistant" feature — that is the 0.61×30 m roll carrying "Water-resistant"

You have an ordinary sheet-fed printer — take A4, 20 sheets or A3, 20 sheets

You actually need a sticker — this film has no adhesive layer; the self-adhesive items are in the rest of the category

Specifications

PETbase material

Transparentbase

Glossysurface

0.61 × 30 mroll size

One sideworking coating

Parameter	Value
Base material	PET (polyester)
Base colour	Transparent
Surface	Glossy
Type	Ordinary — no adhesive layer and no liner
Format	Roll
Size	0.61 × 30 m
Quantity per pack	1 roll
Feature	Not water-resistant
Print type	Inkjet
Working side	One, with an ink-receptive coating

What the web is made of

1Ink-receptive coatingthe working side: absorbs liquid ink so it does not bead up

2PET basetransparent polyester: by material class this is a dimensionally stable film

3Reverse sidebare PET: no adhesive, no liner, no release film — nothing to peel

Why this roll

The "Not water-resistant" feature

This is the catalogue axis on which this roll differs from the 0.61×30 m roll carrying "Water-resistant". The roll size (0.61 × 30 m) and the quantity per pack (1 roll) are the same for both.

The format does not limit the length

An image can be longer than any sheet: you cut the web to size. The width stays 0.61 m.

Fewer joins

The 0.61 m web width takes the 594 mm short side of A1, so a drawing up to A1 is covered in one piece; A0 (841 mm) needs joined strips.

PET as the base

Polyester belongs to the dimensionally stable film family — that is a property of the material class, not a measured scale accuracy for this roll.

An honest boundary

We say plainly what we do not know: the catalogue gives the value of the "Feature" attribute but no test method, so we do not describe how the print behaves in water.

From file to finished web

Identify the working side before loading

The coating is on one side only. Cut a strip from the start of the roll and print a test: on the working side the ink lies evenly, on the reverse it beads up.

Load the roll straight

Align the web against the printer guides.

Key step

Check the settings with a test print

Print modes differ from printer to printer and from ink to ink, so make a small test print on your own settings before a production run.

Print with a length margin

A few centimetres of clean film at each end make a straight cut easier.

Let the web dry flat

Do not wind a fresh print into a tight roll: wet ink transfers onto the next wrap.

Store the roll in its tube

Keep the remainder wound in the original tube or bag: excess moisture makes the film cloudy.

Tip: Check the working side and the print settings with a test print at the start of the roll rather than in the middle of a run.

This one or its neighbour in the range

The ten items in this slice are compared on three catalogue axes: format, quantity per pack and the value of the "Feature" attribute. In the catalogue each of them is recorded as transparent glossy PET for inkjet printing with no adhesive layer.

Variant	Format	Per pack	Feature	Best for
Roll 0.61×30 m, not water-resistantYou are here	Roll	1 roll	Not water-resistant	0.61 m wide, 30 m long
Roll 0.61×30 m, water-resistant	Roll	1 roll	Water-resistant	The same roll size, a different feature value
A3, 20 sheets, not water-resistant	A3	20	Not water-resistant	The largest sheet format in this slice
A4, 20 sheets, not water-resistant	A4	20	Not water-resistant	Sheets for an ordinary office printer
A3, 5 sheets, not water-resistant	A3	5	Not water-resistant	The same format in a pack of 5 sheets

Where this roll works best

Design office: an overlay on an A1 drawing

The 0.61 m web width takes the 594 mm short side of A1, so the overlay comes out in one piece; A0 (841 mm on the short side) has to be covered with joined strips

Training centre: a set of large transparent diagrams

One roll yields a series of overlays of identical size

Exhibition and display: long transparent elements

The web lives in a frame or in glass — the mounting is bought separately, the film has none

Production: a run of transparent cutting templates

Printing as a strip and cutting to marks instead of feeding sheets one by one

Design studio: checking layer registration on a large artwork

Two webs laid on top of each other show the match at once

What goes wrong and why

Ink beads up and smudges

Cause: the print landed on the reverse side, where there is no coating

Fix: test strip from the start of the roll, then never change the loading orientation

The print transferred onto the neighbouring wrap

Cause: the roll was wound while the ink was still wet

Fix: dry the web flat and wind it only once the ink no longer transfers

The overlay does not line up with the drawing

Cause: the scale changed at print time through "fit to page"

Fix: print at 100 % scale with no auto-fit

The film turned cloudy before printing

Cause: the roll was stored in a damp place

Fix: keep it in its tube or a closed bag

Frequently asked questions

Does this film stick? Where is the liner?

No, this is film with no adhesive layer: there is no liner and nothing to peel. The self-adhesive items in the same category are marked in the "Type" filter with the value "Self-adhesive".

What does "not water-resistant" mean?

It is the value of the catalogue "Feature" attribute. The roll of the same size carrying "Water-resistant" is 0.61×30 m; the catalogue gives no test method, so we do not describe any specific behaviour in water.

What printer do I need for the roll?

An inkjet with roll feed from 0.61 m wide. A sheet-fed printer will not take this roll — for that there are A4 sheets and A3 sheets in the same range.

Can I cut the roll into sheets?

Yes, that is normal practice: cut to your size with a sharp blade along a rule. After that you no longer have the factory-straight edge.

Is it suitable for screen printing?

This is conditional guidance at the level of the class of transparent media: photo emulsion is exposed with ultraviolet at 350–420 nm, and the printed black has to block it. We have not measured the optical density of this particular item. So before a production run, make a short test exposure in your own process — that is what will answer the question for your frame and your printer.

How many A4 sheets is that?

30 metres at 0.61 m wide is 18.3 m² of film. Cut into A4 in two columns across the width it gives about 280 sheets; the real yield depends on how the images are laid out.