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Very thin substrate
Hi all….not been on for ages….it must mean all is going well I suppose. I trust all is well here?..
Anyway things are looking up for 2010…just got a slot in a roofing supplies company catalogue so fingers crossed it’s gong to bring in business…….and it has.
So the question of you good folks is this. The client wants his signs on a very thin flexible backing……almost like a flexible plastic….(health and safety signs in vinyl)….not foamex or the like. The problem is I have no idea what it is or where to get it from….I’ll ring Amari and others tomorrow but I thought you guys and ladies might be of some assistance.
Many thanks people….
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When I worked elsewhere we used to use HIPS (High Impact Polystyrene)
I would think all the plastics suppliers would sell it.Steve
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we’ve used a product before but I can’t remember the brand name of it….Staufen Gloss or something
the likes of Robert Horne supply it in a couple of different thicknesses….ask for semi rigid plastics….I think it’s .25 – .5 mill thick
we used it as little SOLD slips to go into estate agents a4 window pockets…it prints nicely and will take vinyl well
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Try Opaque PVC 1mm or 1.5mm from Robert Horne, its about £25 for an 8′ x 4′. They do another one poly something or other – its used for presentation files etc but I cant remember its exact name, I’m sure they’ll tell you though.
Andy
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I think you are describing PENTAWHITE from Robert Horne.
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We have used for site signage – rigid PVC, available in various thicknesses and can be screen printed or have vinyl applied.
Cheers John
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