Foldable Fabric
The Knight ADRC offers 36″ & 42″ rolls of foldable foldable, fabric material. Fine print details are not lost on the fabric. This material provides the same exceptional quality poster you are used to when printing on paper while allowing for much easier transport. The water-resistant, wrinkle-resistant, tear-resistant polyester fabric (not canvas) is foldable! You should still take care in preventing moisture from coming into contact with your fabric poster. If your poster does become wet, carefully dab the moisture away to help avoid excess smearing of the ink. Do not rub or scrub the moisture away. While the fabric is much more water-resistant than the paper, you are still working with an inkjet print.
Specifications:
Borderless Possible: No. A narrow, white margin “frames” the poster.
Media Weight: 135 g/m2
Average Print Time: 25 minutes
Average Dry Time: 5 minutes
Heavy Coverage Dry Time: 15 minutes
Fabric Care Tips
Travel Tips:
- Avoid any liquid coming into contact with your poster. If your poster gets wet, lightly dab or blot the wetness. Never wipe the poster dry.
- Avoid placing folded poster next to sharp objects in luggage.
- Avoid placing folded poster next to objects in your luggage that may leak onto poster.
- You may want to re-roll your poster once you arrive at your destination. It will help remove wrinkles caused by your trip.
Removing Wrinkles & Creases:
IMPORTANT NOTICE: If you attempt to iron your poster, you are doing this at your own risk. We cannot vouch for your ironing experience, the quality of the iron, or your specific environmental variables. You will not be refunded or provided a free reprint of your poster if you happen to damage your poster.
- Set an iron to the LOWEST possible setting at first (typically the silk setting).
- ONLY iron on the side that DOESN’T have the printed image.
- Do NOT use steam.
- Press firmly with the iron, but be careful to not dig any sharp corners of the iron into the fabric causing it to tear.
- Do NOT leave the iron in any one spot for more than a half-second. Again, this is like a silk shirt. You can burn and ruin the poster.
- DO move the iron around rapidly and with some pressure. Ironing out the wrinkles/creases may take several minutes.
Questions? Please reach out to posters@abraxas.wustl.edu.