0,61 x 30,5m Gudy 832 Fine Art Neschen

GUDY FINEART Gudy FineArt is a double-sided mounting adhesive especially suitable for pressure-sensitive cold lamination of fine photographs and FineArt reproductions using a roller laminator. Acid-free content makes it the best choice for laminating noble art materials, especially heavyweight photo papers, structured art photo papers and other FineArt materials, the properties of which require such a gentle sticker. The sticker has been certified by P.A.T. (ISO18916), which makes it a material of extraordinary museum quality. It perfectly meets the demand and expertise of professional photographers, artists oriented in the field of image protection and archiving, collectors, museums, and galleries. DESIGNED FOR structured FineArt papers, heavyweight photo papers and canvases art prints, archival prints, original artworks, artworks reproductions, books and photo albums mounting on solid and high-quality boards for exhibition and museum purposes a wide range of users: photographers, printers, framers, gallerists, restorers, bookbinders for indoor and outdoor use PRODUCT FEATURES adhesive layer 44 μm extra strong tack (ecological water-based adhesive) suitable for roll mounting (cover paper only on one side) dimensionally stable, resistant to aging acid-free, environmentally friendly ISO 18916 (P.A.T.) Ref. No. roll width EX50010 61 cm EX50010 111,8 cm MOUNTING - FROM PHOTOGRAPHS TO EXHIBITION Photography becomes an image - the lamination of photographs is based on the artistic technique of gluing, joining and layering. In photography, we talk about the permanent connection of a printed photographs, an artworks or its reproduction with a solid base using an adhesive layer (mounting adhesives). It can be laminated exclusively on any smooth and solid material. In photography, these are, for example, DIBOND® aluminum plates, popular with professionals mainly for their durability. Furthermore, very hard and lightweight Gatorfoam® boards, colorMount Fine Mount Boards or Kapa® boards, extended in several variants. The best possible tool for laminating photos is a roller laminator. The pressure of the rollers, which acts on the substrate from the bottom and from the top on the photo, will ensure top results. The laminated image does not ripple or twist even after many years. Smaller formats can also be laminated by hand using special rollers, even at home. Photographs or other works laminated on solid substrates can be directly exhibited or further worked on, for example framed in an aluminum or wooden frame. If a photo printer wants to move the level of its work beyond normal processing, lamination is the way to top results.