How to Choose the Best Materials for Long-Lasting Large Format Printing

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Units and conversions

• Use imperial units for length (ft, miles), weight (oz, lb), volume (fl oz, gallon), area (sq ft), speed (mph), temperature (°F).
• Convert metric values to imperial; do not show formulas. Round to natural precision.
• Temperatures: Use Fahrenheit (°F) only. Do not include Celsius.

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• Times: 12-hour clock with AM/PM (e.g., 3:00 PM, not 15:00).

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References

1. https://platongraphics.com/how-to-choose-the-best-materials-for-large-format-printing
2. https://blog.chasecorp.com/papertyger/printing-vibrant-graphics-starts-by-choosing-the-right-paper-material
3. https://commercialcopierleasingsouthflorida.com/protecting-prints-from-the-sun-fade-resistant-options-for-coastal-offices/
4. https://designbrandprint.com/what-type-of-t-shirt-printing-lasts-the-longest/
5. https://www.infinityimages.com/blog/guide-to-print-materials
6. https://lushbanners.com/uv-proof-printing/?srsltid=AfmBOooi27dQVyWjYCyOyS72IwlUd2GYKS88QlWuOOn60CUKUZwqZ3kr
7. https://www.printful.com/blog/best-methods-for-high-quality-fabric-printing
8. https://rapidcolor.com/the-best-materials-for-use-in-digital-printing-for-durability/
9. https://spectrapressandpromotions.com/choose-printing-material-for-project/
10. https://www.superiorinkprinting.com/blog/what-are-the-most-durable-printing-methods-for-merchandise