Combined with UV ink curing, this innovative inkjet printing process enables images of impeccable quality to be printed directly onto high-quality transparent Plexiglas acrylic.

The Plexiglas acrylic sheet is then laminated onto 2 mm or 3 mm thick Dibond, before being fitted with a mounting system of your choice on the reverse.

The transparent Plexiglas® substrate is highly durable; it is a co-extruded sheet material made from acrylic glass (polymethyl methacrylate, also known as PMMA).
It is composed of 90% recycled raw material.

Particularly resistant to light and water, this finish produces images with vibrant colours that are very sharp and extremely realistic.

Your images gain depth and brightness!

On the back, you can choose between a recessed aluminium frame, set 5 cm inwards, or a flush aluminium frame, running along the edge of the aluminium sheet for a ‘picture’ effect.
We also offer hanging rails that give the same effect as the recessed frame, or practical metal adhesive fasteners for small formats.

Our recommendation for rear mounting: when laminating Plexiglas acrylic glass onto Dibond, rear mounting using a recessed or flush-mounted aluminium frame or top/bottom mounting barsbottom mounting bars helps to reinforce the components against each other and prevent any warping of the material over time. This is particularly important for large formats or panoramic formats (2:1 ratio).
Alternatively, you can choose not to use any rigid mounting on the back by disregarding our recommendation.

The Rigid Printing Process

Photographic print mounted onto a rigid backing

Rigid print directly onto the substrate

Large Gamut Gamut is defined by the amplitude of the color space that a process can reproduce.

300 DPI Resolution Resolution is expressed in DPI (Dot Per Inch), which is the number of pixels defined every 2.54cm.

Free size This pictogram means that with this service, your prints and finishes are custom-made, in the format that you have freely defined.

205 cm Max width The width corresponds to the width of the paper roll used. This value can therefore correspond to the smallest side of your print or photo print.

Permanency The permanence of a process is its ability to resist the gradual fading of dyes or pigments on a given support, under specific exposure conditions: quality and quantity of light and humidity.
We classify permanence estimates from scientific research by stars.
1 star: 70 years, 2 stars: 110 years, 3 stars: 200 years, 4 stars: 280 years