Canon ColorWave 3800, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Media types
Introduction
Canon machines and media are matched for the best quality and performance.
The table below gives an overview of applications and the typically used media types. The local
assortment can vary, depending on preferences and availability. Media names can also be
different. Ask your local representative for a complete media list.
You can select the media names on:
• the multi-touch user panel
• WebTools Express
• Driver Select for Microsoft
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Windows
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• Driver Express for Adobe ®
Postscript
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• Publisher Select
Media types and application
IMPORTANT
Do not store paper in rooms where temperature and humidity are high. In a recommended
environment, with best print quality, temperature is not higher than 27 degrees Celsius or 80
degrees Fahrenheit and relative humidity is between 30 to 60 percent. Avoid dust and direct
sunlight. Wrap unused paper in plastic to prevent it from absorbing moisture.
Application Typical media types
CAD Uncoated paper 60-90 g/m²
Uncoated Tyvek 75 g/m²
Polyester film
Vellum
Map/GIS Uncoated paper 60-110 g/m²
Uncoated Tyvek 75 g/m²
Map textile
Schematic Uncoated paper 75-120 g/m²
Disposable POP Uncoated paper 60-200 g/m²
Self-adhesive paper
Self-adhesive coated vinyl
Blueback paper
Thematic POP Self-adhesive paper 90-120 g/m²
Uncoated paper < 200 g/m²
Self-adhesive coated vinyl
Textile types
Uncoated Tyvek 75-100 g/m²
Poster Uncoated paper 60-200 g/m²
Blueback paper 120 g/m²
Indoor banner Polypropylene film 150-200 µm
Polypropylene film 150-200 µm
Light-block film
Event banner Uncoated Tyvek 50 -100 g/m²
Coated vinyl
Uncoated vinyl (only with film lamination)
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