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News • September 30, 2026

125gsm vs 145gsm Blueback Poster Paper: Which One Should You Choose?

Choosing the right blueback poster paper is not simply a matter of choosing the higher GSM. For outdoor advertising and large-format printing projects, the right paper needs to work as part of the entire production system — from the printing equipment and ink to the installation method, display environment, expected display duration, and overall project cost. […]

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News • September 28, 2026

Poster Paper for Digital Printing & Outdoor Advertising

Poster paper looks simple. It is, after all, just the material carrying an advertisement from the printer to the wall, billboard or display space. But anyone who has worked with large-format printing knows that the paper can make a real difference. A poster may look sharp on screen but lose color after printing. Ink may […]

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FESPA Johannesburg 2026: Discover Our Digital Printing Media Solutions
News • September 28, 2026

NAISI at FESPA Africa & Sign Africa Expo 2026: Discover Our Digital Printing Media Solutions

In 2026, NAISI is connecting with printing professionals, advertising companies, distributors and visual communication specialists at two major industry events — FESPA Africa & Sign Africa Expo 2026. At the exhibitions, NAISI presents a range of digital printing and visual communication media, including Blue Back Poster Paper, Citylight Paper, NAISI Inkjet, Display Media, Backlit Film […]

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News • September 27, 2026

How to Choose Poster Paper for High-Quality Digital Advertising Prints

Choosing the right Poster Paper is about more than simply picking the lowest price or the highest paper weight. For digital advertising printing, the paper needs to work as part of the entire printing system—including the printer, ink, image quality, application environment, installation method, and the expected display period. When the wrong poster paper is used, even a perfectly prepared design file can produce disappointing results. You may encounter poor color reproduction, slow drying, weak ink adhesion, paper curl, wrinkling, or even the underlying image showing through the paper.

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