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  Metallurgy Print Metal

  metallurgy® fine art metal is a range of metal sheet products which can be used in any sheet fed iink jet printers, such as the Epson range. Full colour, giclée fine art and photography can be printed direct onto the metal sheets creating striking effects

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  Metallurgy Brass

  Under certain lights, Brass gives a yellowish appearance. The light reflects back through the ink on the matte surface giving a more subdued look. The Matte Silver is great for images that require detail without the appearance of the image lifting off of the metal surface.

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  Metallurgy Bronze

  Under certain lights, Bronze gives a yellowish appearance. The light reflects back through the ink on the matte surface giving a more subdued look. The Matte Silver is great for images that require detail without the appearance of the image lifting off of the metal surface.

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  Metallurgy Brushed Silver

  Brushed Silver reflects light back through the ink more so than any of the other metals. The Satin Silver gives an appearance of Ilfochrome because the image appears to be jumping off of the metal surface. There is a very fine grain structure to this metal, which allows for a detailed image

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  Metallurgy Copper

  Under certain lights, Copper gives a yellowish appearance. The light reflects back through the ink on the matte surface giving a more subdued look. The Matte Silver is great for images that require detail without the appearance of the image lifting off of the metal surface.

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  Metallurgy Mirror Silver

  Mirror Silver reflects light back through the ink more so than any of the other metals. The Mirror effect gives an appearance of Ilfochrome because the image appears to be jumping off of the metal surface. There is a very fine grain structure to this metal, which allows for a detailed image.

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  Metallurgy Steel

  Steel is aluminium coated with a white layer that allows for a very durable print with a white base. This surface is great for images with high detail and with no need for the light to reflect back through the ink. Satin White gives the look of paper with the durability of aluminium.

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  Metallurgy Textured Silver

  Textured Silver is less reflective than Satin Silver and has the appearance of a grain like structure - great for artwork with patterns or textures.

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  Metallurgy White Satin Gold

  Under certain lights, White Satin Gold gives a yellowish appearance. The light reflects back through the ink on the matte surface giving a more subdued look. The Matte Silver is great for images that require detail without the appearance of the image lifting off of the metal surface.