Duratex 13oz Double-Sided Smooth Banner
Duratex 13oz double-sided smooth blockout banner, opaque, NFPA 701. For pole and hanging banners seen from both sides. Use platen protectors on latex.

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Duratex 8oz mesh banner with removable liner, 70/30 air flow for fences, scaffolds and windy sites. 500x1000 denier, reverse wound. 54" x 164'.
Duratex 8oz Mesh Banner with Liner is a lightweight polyester-scrim mesh for windy locations. The open weave lets air pass through (70/30 air flow), reducing wind load on fences, scaffolds and building wraps. A removable backing liner makes ink adhesion easier during printing and is peeled off afterwards.
It is reverse wound (print side in), 500 x 1000 denier with an 18 x 12 scrim, for outdoor durability.
The liner matters on latex and other inkjet printers: it keeps ink from passing through the mesh onto the platen. Remove it after printing.
| Banner type | Mesh, reverse wound, with liner |
|---|---|
| Weight | 8 oz |
| Denier | 500 x 1000 |
| Scrim | 18 x 12 |
| Air flow | 70/30 |
| Color | White |
| Print compatibility | Latex, Solvent, Eco-solvent, UV-curable |
| Width | 54" |
| Roll length | 164 ft |
The HP Latex 570 is a 64" roll printer, so this 54" roll loads normally; the manufacturer lists latex compatibility. Use a banner media preset or the maker's profile and test. Print with the liner on and remove it afterwards.
The backing makes ink adhesion easier during printing and is removed afterwards.
It has a 70/30 air flow rate.
Yes, print side in.
Duratex 13oz double-sided smooth blockout banner, opaque, NFPA 701. For pole and hanging banners seen from both sides. Use platen protectors on latex.
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