Baselayr Pre-Registration Template Transparency

Name: Baselayr Pre-Registration Template Transparency
Brand: BASELAYR
SKU: DRAC-PRE-REGTEMP
Price: 99.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.86 (7 reviews)

BASELAYR | SKU: DRAC-PRE-REGTEMP

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DESCRIPTION

Film alignment is critical to quality work and optimal production. Place the film correctly right from the start by using a Pre-Registration Template.

The Baselayr Pre-Registration Template Transparency makes film alignment simple. The template outlines 16”x16” and 18”x24” platens, 20”x24” and 23”x31” frames, the screen clamp, and a centerline. With this blueprint, you can place film for any job thrown your way on the first try.

Quality. Accuracy. Efficiency. Elevate your darkroom with the Pre-Registration Template today.

FEATURES:

Tapes to 25"x36" or larger light tables or exposure units
Scratch-resistant
Water-resistant
Solvent printed on 4 Mil durable transparency
Specifically designed for 20"x24" or 23"x31" screens, but will accommodate most screen sizes up to 25"x36"
Standard 16"x16" – 18"x24" platen sizes
Vertical center line for easy adjustment
Horizontal lines for film height placement
Virtual screen clamp

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