Savage Background 53x36 Purple

Key Features
- Savage Background 53×36 Purple
- With plastic sleeve
- Non-reflective surface
- Fine-tooth finish
- Acid-free
- Core-wound
- Recyclable
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Overview
The Savage 53×36 Purple Background makes the edges around the foreground subject definite. This paper has a non-reflective surface that spread the light equally to illuminate the subject from all the sides. The fine-tooth finish of the paper allows you to use it for decoration. You can handle the paper comfortably thanks to its thickness of 7.6 mil. The paper is acid-free; thus its quality maintains for a long time. You can recycle the paper after use without worrying about its effects on the environment. A plastic sleeve comes with this background paper.
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detailed specifications
| Size | Core Size: 2.13" (5.4 cm) |
| Material | High-quality paper |
paper handling
| Paper Weight | 145 gsm (97.97 lb) |
| Maximum Paper Thickness | 7.6 mil (0.1930 mm) |
| Paper Size | 53x36 |
physical specifications
| Length | 36' (10.96m) |
| Width | 53" (134.62cm) |
| Background Color | Purple |
- Savage Background 53x36 Purple
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