Lino Sheet
Natural linocut sheet of the highest quality, designed for precise and repeatable linocut printing. A strong, flat, and dimensionally stable material that holds fine details and sharp edges perfectly. Unlike soft foam plates like “softcut”, this lino printing sheet offers authentic resistance when carving and allows achieving a traditional print appearance.
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Product Details
- natural material
- 3,2 mm thickness
- medium hardness (cuts well, does not twist)
- suitable for water and oil paints
- works for hand and press printing
Ships within 3 business days
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Lino Sheet
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Shipping Information
We ship our products worldwide via UPS from the Czech Republic, the average delivery time is 5 - 10 days.
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Import Duties and Tax
Please be aware that ordering from outside the European Union may be subject to import duties and other taxes.
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Reverse Charge / B2B
For reverse charge orders or B2B orders please contact us before placing the order.
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