PosiJet HD (High Density) film is a high density polyester-based clear inkjet film for computer-to- film digital imaging using recommended inkjet printers. It is ideal for pleasing full-colour & screen positives in any size, with unbeatable value-for-money.

PosiJet HD film is designed to produce high-resolution instant-drying four-colour plate-ready positives in 2, 4 and 8 page formats, with UV density matching silver-based films. PosiJet HD can also be used for generating negatives. However, the ink consumption is significantly higher than that for making positives. When imaged on high-resolution pigment-based inkjet printers (e.g.

Epson Stylus Pro 700 / 900 series), the patented ink-receiving layer ensures excellent reproduction of 2 - 98% dots at 2880 dpi, micro-fine lines and perfect solids. PosiJet HD offersthe lowest cost computer-to-film solution, ideally suited for commercial printers, newspapers, book & magazine publishers, screen printers, flexo printers and several other applications currently using expensive silver-basedfilms.

PosiJet QD (QuickDry) film is a high-density, moisture resistant polyester-based inkjet film for computer-to-film digital imaging using recommended inkjet printers. It is ideal for pleasing full-colour & screen positives in any size, with unbeatable value-for-money

PosiJet QD film is designed to produce high-resolution quick-drying four-colour plate-ready positives in 2, 4 and 8 page formats, with UV density matching silver-based films. PosiJet QD can also be used for generating negatives. However, the ink consumption is significantly higher than that for making positives. When imaged on high-resolution pigment-based inkjet printers (e.g.

Epson Stylus Pro 700 / 900 series) with recommended ink limit, the patented ink-receiving layer ensures excellent reproduction of 2 - 98% dots at 2880 dpi, micro-fine lines and perfect solids. PosiJet QD offers the lowest cost computer-to-film solution, ideally suited for newspapers, book & magazine publishers, screen printers, flexo printers and several other applications currently using expensive silver-based films