imagePROGRAF PRO-4000
Highest Density Backlit Film
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Category | Sign |
| Operation Panel | HighDensityBacklit |
| Printer Driver | Highest Density Backlit Film |
| ICC Profile (Displayed Name) | Canon PRO-4000/540 Highest Density Backlit Film -P |
| ICC Profile (File Name) | CN_PRO-4000_540_HighestDensityBacklitFilm-P.icc |
| Type of Black Ink | MBK |
| Execute Color Calibration | No |
| Tone Adjustment | Not possible |
| Set Clear Coating Area | Auto Only |
| Factory Default | MCT |
| Display Region | JP,AS,OC,EMEA,AM |
| Approximate Basis Weight (g/㎡) | 165 |
| Approximate Thickness (mm) | 0.13 |
| Number of Borderless Printing Sides | Four-sided Borderless |
| Borderless Printing | Allowed Paper for Borderless Printing |
| Automatic Cutting | Eject Cut |
| Leading Edge Cut Length(normal humidity) | 30 mm |
| Leading Edge Cut Length(low/high humidity) | 30 mm |
Important
- Ink will take longer to dry because this setting prints at high density.
- Allow enough time for drying.
- The printer's [Cutting mode] is set to [Eject cut] by default.
- It is recommended to use the basket in Position 3.
Note the following:
If the ink has not dried sufficiently, ink may stick to surfaces or the printed surface may get scratched.
Change [Drying Time] settings if necessary.
Refer to "Specifying the Ink Drying Time for Rolls" for details.
Use [Eject cut] when printing.
If the printer's [Cutting mode] setting is changed to [Automatic cut], paper may be cut before the ink has dried sufficiently.
Refer to "Specifying the Cutting Method for Rolls" for details.
The ink may stick to the basket if you use it in other positions.
Refer to "Printing on Large-Format or Easily Damaged Paper (Position 3)" for details.
Note
- These are general-purpose paper settings.
- If you see uneven printing in the printed material, you can alleviate the problem by aligning the backlight.
- In environments that are exposed to water, after printing the document, laminate the document or perform other appropriate processing before you use it.
