What are Archival Inks?
Archival inks are high quality inks that are designed to resist fading and weathering. Archival inks work best with specially designed archival paper or canvas. In order to successfully endure over time, an ink must have the ability to resist fading, and must also remain fast to the paper or canvas it is printed on. The inks we use have lightfastness ratings of up to 108 years.
Related Questions
- What is the difference between the UltraChrome inks used in the Stylus Pro 7600/9600 and the Archival used in the Stylus Pro 7500/9500/10000CF printers?
- I print my artwork on X paper using a Y-inch-wide Z printer and Q brand archival inks. Can I legitimately call my prints giclees?
- Is Archival Mist® and Paper Bright® both safe for colors and inks?
