FC PTF01

Plastic Inking Tray

Suitable for Printmaking & Acrylic

$5.04 CAD
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Size: 7 x 10"

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Discover the ideal tool for your block printing endeavors with our plastic inking trays. Tailored for artists and printmakers alike, these trays offer a durable and smooth surface, perfect for rolling out ink and creating intricate designs.

Choose from two sizes to suit your workspace and project demands. The larger tray, measuring 9 3/4" x 14 1/4" x 3/4", provides ample space for extensive inking tasks, while the smaller 7 1/4" x 9 3/4" x 1/2" tray is ideal for detailed work and compact areas.

Crafted from high-quality plastic, these trays are easy to clean and maintain, ensuring durability for long-term use. Their lightweight construction facilitates effortless handling and storage, making them indispensable for any printmaking enthusiast.

Elevate your block printing experience with our reliable plastic inking trays, designed to deliver consistent results with every use.

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Size: 7 x 10"
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