Oce 5250, User Manual

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Media types
The Océ 5250 inkjet plotters use roll and cut sheet media. The following Océ
media has been thoroughly tested by Océ to give you the best results from your
Océ 5250 inkjet plotter.
Standard paper
is an inexpensive media suitable for a number of applications.
It is especially recommended for check plots and line drawings.
Premium grade paper
90 g/m
2
is a coated paper recommended for solid fills
and presentation drawings. It provides excellent contrast and vivid colours.
Premium grade paper
120 g/m
2
is a heavyweight coated paper that is
particularly recommended for presentation drawings and mapping purposes. It
provides excellent stability and handles well.
Tracing paper
90 g/m
2
gives high contrast and excellent Diazo copies. It is,
however, dimensionally unstable and therefore not recommended for
archiving. It is recommended for monochrome and colour line drawings. For
plots containing a lot of solid fills, we recommend using matt film.
Single matt film
is a durable, translucent, polyester film which has one side
covered with a special inkjet coating. It offers good dimensional stability and
Diazo copying capability. Matt polyester film is recommended for final
drawings, for archiving, for presentation, for colour line drawings and for
monochrome area fills.
Double matt film
has the same qualities and recommendations as single matt
film but also has a special inkjet coating on the front and a drafting layer on the
back.
White glossy film
is a polyester film with a white glossy surface. It is suitable
for posters and point of purchase displays.