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Kapa Graph

1 pc
£14.99
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Kapa Graph, Black, 5.0 x 700 x 1000mm

Kapa

Kapa Graph

1 pc(1)
SKU: KAP720062-1
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£14.99
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Features
  • Polyurethane Core: High-density PUR rigid foam core resists crumbling, providing razor-sharp edges and high solvent resistance.
  • Archival Black Liners: Deep black, unvarnished cellulose board is completely acid-free and pH-neutral to prevent discolouration.
  • Precision Workability: Non-reflective, velvety surface scores and cuts cleanly; can be gently scored to form smooth, custom curves.
  • Universal Compatibility: Solvent-resistant core safely accepts superglue, PVA, spray mount, and solvent-based paints.
  • German Engineering: Manufactured to exacting 3A Composites standards, ensuring exceptional flatness and professional presentation quality.

Description

KAPA graph is the premier presentation-grade foam board in the high-performance KAPA range, specifically engineered for graphic arts, architectural modelling, and museum-quality displays. Featuring a solvent-resistant polyurethane (PUR) rigid foam core wrapped in deep black, acid-free cellulose liners, it delivers an unvarnished, velvety matt finish that absorbs light and ensures non-reflective, professional results.

Why Professionals Choose KAPA Graph

  • Solvent Resistance: Unlike standard polystyrene alternatives, the high-spec PUR core is completely resistant to solvent-based adhesives, cyanoacrylate (superglue), and spray paints, allowing for rapid assembly and custom finishing without risking structural melting.
  • Precision Crumble-Free Edges: The high-density polyurethane core cuts with extreme accuracy without fraying or shedding loose beads, yielding pristine, burr-free edges on intricate scale models and topographical layouts.
  • Velvety Archival Surface: The premium black cellulose liners are pH-neutral and completely acid-free. This guarantees long-term stability, preventing mounted photographs, drawings, or artwork from degrading over time.
  • Superior Adhesive Bonding: The unvarnished paper surface provides exceptional grip for fast-setting PVA, universal glues, and mounting tapes.

Essential Tools & Workability Tips

  • Cutting Precision: Always use an exceptionally sharp scalpel or craft blade paired with a heavy-duty metal ruler. Make several light, successive passes rather than forcing a single deep cut to guarantee perfectly vertical, clean edges.
  • Forming Curved Elements: Gently score through just the outer paper liner on one side to flex the inner foam core into smooth, controlled architectural bends and 3D shapes.
  • Core Colour Note: Due to specialized manufacturing processes, the inner PUR foam core is a deep, uniform dark grey rather than pitch black, providing a stylish visual boundary for structural layouts.

Choosing Between KAPA Graph and KAPA Line

Both boards share the same solvent-resistant, crumble-free PUR core. Your choice depends on whether your project requires an unvarnished presentation finish or a versatile structural workhorse:

Feature KAPA Graph KAPA Line
Description Premium exhibition board featuring acid-free, pH-neutral paperboard with a deep matt, velvety finish. Highly versatile all-rounder featuring coated, bright white chromo-substitute cardboard layers.
Key Advantages Completely non-reflective surface, ideal for photography. Acid-free construction prevents yellowing over time. Economical and superb for direct digital printing. Paper layers peel away easily for texture carving.
Considerations Positioned at a higher investment level. Inner foam core is a dark grey rather than pure black. Slight surface sheen, making it less suited for zero-glare final exhibition displays.
Best For High-end client presentations, portfolio mounting, pristine museum models, and photographic backdrops. Architectural models, structural frameworks, rapid prototyping, and detailed texture engraving.

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