Signage is constantly exposed to ever-changing conditions. Therefore, it must be made with an adhesive that is flexible enough to keep up.
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In extremely harsh winters, ensuring a graphics application not only remains in place but also retains its initial quality and continues to have the same impact is a tremendous challenge.
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Floor graphics serve many purposes. They are impactful tools for branding and advertising; can transform a bare floor into a fun, colourful space for sports, entertainment, or decorative purposes; and can be highly effective for educational and wayfinding applications.
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Self-adhesive films for wide-format printed graphics are everywhere today. With a broad range of options available to the sign industry, it is important to understand how to select the right material for each job and, if necessary, how to protect it with an overlaminate or clearcoat for enhanced durability.
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One of the most exciting aspects of the wide-format graphics business is how every day is different. Every customer has different needs. Every project has different specifications. And, to some extent, every surface has different properties that will affect how a graphic film can adhere to it.
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Kent Adhesive Products Company (Kapco), which custom-coats and converts flexible, pressure-sensitive materials, has hired Tim Perison as an inside account representative. He joins the company’s converted products sales team.
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With thousands of signs guiding people every day, their structural integrity needs to be a top priority, no matter their particular size or shape. There are many ways to achieve this integrity. Traditionally, design and production engineers have fastened parts of signs together with welds, rivets, nuts and bolts, screws and other mechanical techniques.
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