Round slate plate 20cm
- PAR2020
Round slate plate 20cm
White slate plate with a "broken rock" design. Slate is a natural stone that has been widely used in recent years. The slate plate is coated with a layer of sublimation varnish that allows high-quality printing.
The slate plate is individually packaged in a black box with Rock Photo design or in a semi-gloss white cardboard box.
Characteristics
| Material | Slate |
| Diameter | 20 cm |
| Thickness | 0,9 cm |
| Color | white,black |
| Weight | 700 grams |
| Pieces per box | 20 pieces per box |
| Compatible printing | Sublimation, Print UV |
| Packaging | The slate plate is individually packaged in a black box with Rock Photo design or in a semi-gloss white cardboard box. |
Sublimation parameters
Tested values by Green Print for this type of product. We recommend testing 1-2 pieces before production, adjusting the time by 10-15 seconds as needed.
- Preheat the surface for 5-10 seconds
- Use Teflon sheet for protection
- Let it cool naturally - slate is sensitive to thermal shock
- Secure the paper with heat-resistant tape
- Print on the side coated with sublimation varnish
Recommended for
Slate is a natural stone, so the appearance and texture may vary slightly from plate to plate - each finished product has a unique character.
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