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Aluminum Prints
Aluminum
Your image is printed and then transferred to a piece of aluminum.
Selecting the "Aluminum Clear" option will allow the metal surface to show through your image.
If you select "Aluminum White" the image will be transferred to a piece of aluminum prepared with a white coating, this mimics the look of printing on paper. There are two surface finishes available, glossy and matte.
Choose your hanging options:
- 1/4" or 1/2" Shadow Mount
- 1/2" or 1" diameter Aluminum Standoffs
Aluminum prints can also be backed with Dibond® to give them a bit more rigidity.
Dibond®, the Ultimate Substrate, is a rigid, durable aluminum composite material consisting of two pre-painted sheets of .012-inch aluminum bonded to a solid polyethylene core.
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Description from Merchant:
Our fine art printing process uses pigment based inks. Pigment printing processes have been utilized since the middle of the 19th century. The image stability of pigment printing is superior to that of any other method of printing. Pigment inks excel in permanence. A dye is molecularly soluble in its vehicle, but pigment is not. Pigment particles tend to be large enough to embed into the receiving substrate making them water-resistant. The particle nature of pigment inks ensures their archival superiority. A particle of pigment is less susceptible to destructive environmental elements than a dye molecule.