Increase your profit with Cut to Shape Wide Format Print. Learn how to set up your artwork files in this post.
We sell many types of flags. Flags are printed using a dye sublimation proces which allows us to cut to shape into custom flags, feather flags, blade flags and quill flags.
One material that has gained popularity in recent years is perforated polyester, often referred to as Airmesh. This versatile material offers a multitude of benefits, including its eco-friendliness, the dye sublimation printing process, and its suitability for various products. In this blog post, we’ll explore the advantages of perforated polyester and its applications in the world of outdoor advertising.
Acrylic (Plexiglass/Perspex) has been usined in signage and display graphics for a long time. Now that we have the ability to print to this using UV cured inks, we then a faced with how we print white. this blog discusses, white ink, flame edging and folding acrylic.
PVC Foamboard has been the staple for signage for many years. Although it has a place, there are alternatives and until we start discussing the subject the harmful impact on the envionment will not be reduced.
PVC Foamboard has been the staple for signage for many years. Although it has a place, there are alternatives and until we start discussing the subject the harmful impact on the envionment will not be reduced.
ACM (Dibond or Aluminium composite Board) is versatile and ideal for making signs and display graphics.
Mesh Banners can be reinforced with rope to reduce the stress on eyelets and add durability to your banner. This blog expored the advantages.
PVC Free Banner material is becoming more popular. The more the industry makes the consuers aware, the closer we are to removing PVC as a default when specifying banners.
That’s it, it’s ready… our new unbranded catalogue is available for download now!
Foam PVC for Signage & Display Graphics – Environmental Impacts & The Alternatives – What is PVC foamboard and why we should not be using it.
the blog explains why full colour flags cannot survive the wind and are not warranted in winds over 20mph.
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