EPSON Display Trans II Backlight Film
delivers rich colors and deep blacks with
a glare-reducing matte finish.
EPSON Display Trans II Backlight Film 24inx100ft Roll
EPSON Display Trans II Backlight Film is an improved polyester backlit film designed to produce rich colors and deep blacks for high-impact illuminated displays. Its glare-reducing matte surface provides a professional appearance, while the microporous coating is specially formulated for use with Epson pigmented inks.
The high D-max of EPSON Display Trans II Backlight Film helps deliver strong contrast and vibrant image reproduction for backlit graphics. Hot or cold lamination can be used to extend the durability and print life of finished displays, making this film a versatile choice for professional backlit applications.
Key Features
- Polyester backlit film designed for professional display applications
- Glare-reducing matte surface for improved viewing
- Microporous coating specially formulated for Epson pigmented inks
- Rich color reproduction for vibrant backlit graphics
- High D-max for deep blacks and strong image contrast
- Hot or cold lamination can extend durability and print life
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Film Specifications
- Thickness: 8.5 mil
- ISO Brightness: 92
- Surface Finish: Matte
- Coating: Microporous
- Base Material: Polyester
Recommended Applications
- Backlit displays
- Illuminated graphics
- Lightbox displays
- High-impact promotional graphics
Print Performance
| Feature | Performance | Additional Comments |
| Surface Finish | Matte | Glare-reducing matte surface provides a professional appearance for illuminated displays. |
| Color Reproduction | Rich Colors | Microporous coating is formulated to produce rich colors with Epson pigmented inks. |
| D-Max | High | High D-max produces deep blacks and strong contrast for impactful backlit graphics. |
| Lamination | Hot or Cold | Hot or cold lamination can extend the durability and print life of finished graphics. |