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Photopolymer Plate 7.8"X11.7" Solid Polymer Die Resin Sheets Craft Letterpress Polymer for DIY Resin Stamp Making
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Photopolymer Plate 7.8"X11.7" Solid Polymer Die Features
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【Decent size】Size : 20X30CM(7.8"X11.7"), color: yellow, photopolymer Thickness: 1mm (40mil), Resolution: 133 lines / inch
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【Great inking】 Inking performance is superior to copper-zinc plate. Features with small text, thin lines and clear outline points, the sheet can greatly help you save ink cost.
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【Efficient printing】Features with high printing durability, the sheet can be used for self-adhesive printing. Use with printing machine, can effcicently make stamps with low cost.
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【No harm】 This photosensitive resin plate is a water-soluble material. No acid and odor in the making process, it is harmless to plate-making workers.
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【Wide usage】Great material for artist, printmakers. You can use it to make personal stamp, art book, cup printing etc..
About Photopolymer Plate 7.8"X11.7" Solid Polymer Die
Product discription: Solid resin polymer plate is a kind of polymer photosensitive material. It can be widely adapted to the printing of trademarks, books, newspapers and social prints. DIY Stamp Making Instruction: 1. Print the image that you want to use to create your photopolymer plate on a transparency sheet using an inkjet printer. Cut a piece of photopolymer plate 1/4 inch wider and taller than the design on the transparency sheet, using the metal shears. Trim the transparency to the same size as the plate. 2. Cut the two pieces of clear acrylic the same size as the plate, using the metal shears. Remove the protective film from the surface of the plate that will be exposed. Position the plate on one piece of acrylic. Place the transparency on the surface of the photopolymer plate with the ink side down. Place the second piece of acrylic on top of the transparency. 3. Place the clamps on each of the four sides of the acrylic, plate and transparency, to hold them together. Place the entire assembly under an ultraviolet lamp. Set a timer for 1 minute. 4. Turn on the lamp and activate the timer. Turn the ultraviolet lamp off when the timer reaches the set time. Remove the exposed plate and remove the clamps from it. 5. Place the exposed plate under 4 or 5 cups of clean water in a large plastic bowl. Brush away the soft unexposed photopolymer from the surface of the plate using a soft nail brush. Hold the plate under water and use a firm circular scrubbing motion. 6. Dry the plate using a hair dryer on low heat. Set the timer for 1 minute, and place the dry plate under the ultraviolet lamp for a final hardening. Turn off the lamp and remove the plate.
