Acrylic Print
All prices below include paper / media, mounting, hanging.
Example configuration for 30 × 40 cm : €87.91Paper / Media : Transparent Acrylic « Diasec » like 3 mm - Mounting : Dibond 2 mm - Hanging : Inside subframe 30 x 20 mm
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Give your images a whole new dimension by printing them on Plexiglas acrylic glass and make the most of
their multiple effects depending on the lighting: an elegant presence in
ambient light and a spectacular effect when backlit,
creating atmospheres that are just as striking by day as by night.
Thanks to this innovative flat-bed printing process, your images are printed
directly onto or beneath a sheet of Plexiglas — choose between
high-quality transparent or white diffusing acrylic glass —
for a result of remarkable sharpness and intensity.
The inks are then cured and permanently bonded to the substrate
using UV curing, guaranteeing vibrant colours and long-lasting durability.
Find out more about the Under Plexiglass Printing service.
Choose your media
Rigid medias
Transparent Acrylic « Diasec » like 3 mm
Printing under the acrylic glass plate and addition of white coating under the ink coating so as to provide a white ground.
For use with ambient lighting only.
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Grammage : 3600g| Width : 200 cm| Dmax: 2.4
Transparent Acrylic double ink layer 3 mm
Printing under the acrylic glass plate without white coating.
The whites are transparent and the ink coating is double.
For use with backlighting only.
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Grammage : 3600g| Width : 200 cm| Dmax: 3.2
Diffusing Acrylic double ink layer 3 mm
Impression sur un verre acrylique (Plexi) blanc diffusant.
Pour un usage en rétro-éclairage uniquement.
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Grammage : 3600g| Width : 200 cm| Dmax: 4
Transparent Acrylic « Day & Night » 3 mm
Printing under the acrylic glass plate and addition of white coating under the ink coating so as to provide a white ground.
For use with ambient lighting AND backlighting.
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Grammage : 3600g| Width : 200 cm| Dmax: 2.4 / 4.2
Diffusing Acrylic « Day & Night » 3 mm
Printing onto the white opaque acrylic glass plate.
For use with ambient lighting AND backlighting.
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Grammage : 3600g| Width : 200 cm| Dmax: 1.7 / 6
Our Plexiglas Printing Service
We offer 5 types of printing to suit all your needs:
- ‘Diasec’ type: Printing under transparent Plexiglas acrylic and adding a white layer behind the ink layer to provide a white background.
- For standard photographic use in ambient light.
- On the back, you can choose to have it mounted on Dibond, to which we can add hanging rails, a recessed aluminium frame positioned 5 cm inwards, or a flush aluminium frame running along the edge of the Dibond panel for a ‘picture’ effect.
- Our recommendation for mounting on the back: when mounting Plexiglas acrylic glass onto Dibond, mounting on the back using a recessed or flush-mounted aluminium frame, or top/bottom 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 may choose not to use any rigid mounting on the back, disregarding our recommendation.
2. Ink
print layer 3. White undercoat layer
- Double-ink transparent: Printing under transparent Plexiglas acrylic glass with 2 layers of ink, without an additional white layer.
- The white areas of your artwork (at a value of zero) are therefore transparent.
- For backlit use only.
- We offer the option of drilling 2 or 4 holes (with or without spacers) to ensure secure mounting.
2. Ink
print layer 3. Ink print layer
- Double-ink diffusion: Printing on white diffusing Plexiglas acrylic glass with two layers of ink.
- The white areas of your artwork (set to zero) are the white of the white diffusing Plexiglas.
- For backlit use only.
- We offer the option of drilling 2 or 4 holes (with or without spacers) to ensure secure mounting.
- The white areas of your artwork (set to zero) are the white of the white diffusing Plexiglas.
print layer 2. Ink
print layer 3. Acrylic glass – Plexiglas – Diffusing
- Day & Night Classic: Printing under transparent Plexiglas acrylic glass, same as the ‘Diasec type’, with an additional layer of ink.
- For standard use in ambient light AND backlit conditions.
- We offer the option of drilling 2 or 4 holes (with or without spacers) for hanging.
2. Ink
print layer 3. White
ink layer 4. Ink print layer
The Classic or Diffused Day and Night print allows the same visual to be used in natural light (daytime, ambient lighting) or under backlighting (night-time, backlighting).
- Day & Night on Diffusing: Printing on white diffusing Plexiglas acrylic glass.
- For standard use in ambient light AND backlit conditions.
- We offer the option of creating 2 or 4 holes (with or without spacers) for hanging.
print layer 2. Acrylic glass - Plexiglas - Diffusing
The Rigid Printing Process
Rigid printing is a highly innovative, high-quality printing process that applies ink directly to a rigid substrate.
This state-of-the-art process allows printing directly onto a wide variety of rigid substrates such as Dibond, Plexiglas, Carton Plume or PVC.
The inks are cured and bonded to the substrate using UV light, offering excellent durability when displayed both indoors and outdoors.
Please do not confuse a photographic print mounted onto a rigid substrate (aluminium, Dibond, PVC or Carton Plume) with a rigid print produced directly onto a substrate (Dibond, brushed aluminium Dibond, Plexiglas , acrylic glass, PVC or foam board).
Photographic print mounted onto a rigid backing
Rigid print directly onto the substrate
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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
Printer: UV SWISSQ KUDU