very cold signage materials ?

[David Lowery]

Found this on the web:

Dibond Good Temperature & Sound Resistance – Dibond absorbs vibration and has a low resonance response. The average airborne sound transmission loss of Dibond is approximately 21 decibels and as such is comparable with a 20mm thick plaster board or a heavy inside door. Temperature resistance ranges from minus 50°C to plus 80°C (-55°F to +176°F).

Dave

[John Childs]

I had a mailshot yesterday about the new Avery 800 vinyl, which suggested that it’s performance in the cold was above average.

[Hugh Potter]

thank you both, i’d better check the oracle i have in stock, see if that’s suitable, if not, avery it might need to be then !

thanks for the quick replies.
Hugh

[Russell Spencer]

I think you will find that there will be suitable materials out there dibond, 3M vinyl etc. Have you thought about how you are fixing them, I dont know of a tape that performs that cold and I dont think you can drill into fridge walls.

[Hugh Potter]

from memory (many years ago i used to build refridgerated trailers and vans), the type of freeze used here, will have a blast freezer (like a big air-con unit), so the walls can be drilled, the customer is going to fit at any rate, and rivet them on,

when we built the artic trailers, the walls were insulated, fibreglassed, and then drilled for all the beams of refridgerant (saline stuff) to be fitted, the type with the blast freezers are the same, but have no beams in, so again, it’s only fibreglass and insulatoin.,

thanks for the concern anyways,

Hugh