Line Art — Design to Print

Wide Format & Flex Printing

Eco Solvent Printing

Not a material — a printing method. Lower-odour ink for indoor-friendly, high-detail work on vinyl, canvas, and photo panels.

Eco solvent isn't a type of banner, it's the ink and process — a middle ground between water-based (fine detail, not very durable) and full solvent (very durable, strong smell, needs a well-ventilated space to print). Eco solvent ink gives good colour accuracy and reasonable outdoor durability with a lot less odour, which is why it's the go-to for anything printed and finished in an enclosed space, or going indoors where a strong ink smell would actually be a problem — canvas prints, wallpaper murals, photo panels for a living room or office, indoor POP displays.

We reach for eco solvent when a client cares more about colour accuracy and fine detail — photographs, gradients, skin tones in a portrait print — than about surviving five straight years of monsoon and direct sun. It holds up fine outdoors under shade or in a semi-outdoor spot; it's just not the first choice for a hoarding baking in full sun all day, where standard solvent flex is the cheaper, more practical option.

Ask us which process a job actually needs rather than assuming. Sometimes people request "eco solvent" because they've heard the term, when what they need is simply an indoor print — and any of our standard indoor-grade materials would do the job for less.

Frequently Asked Questions

Generally yes, a bit — the ink and the media it's typically printed on (canvas, photo paper, premium vinyl) cost more than standard flex. For an indoor photo panel or wallpaper mural, it's usually worth it for the colour quality.