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3A Composites Graphic-Display Board

Omni-Flute designed for short-term sign, POP graphics

Published

14 years ago

May 20, 2010

Jacob Rieskamp Signs of the Times May 2010 Issue

3A Composites (formerly Alcan) is debuting Omni-Flute™, a fluted, polypropylene sheet designed for short-term signage and POP displays. The square, color-consistent substrate offers a smooth, treated surface that accepts inkjet or screenprinting. It can be die- or knife-cut, and works with repositionable vinyl. The company’s offerings include 4 x 8-ft. sheets with 3mm, 6mm and 10mm thicknesses of bright-white, black and clear panels, and bright-white, 4mm-thick Omni-Flute in 18 x 24-in., 24 x 36-in., 48 x 120-in., and 60 x 120-in. material. According to 3A, Omni-Flute is fully recyclable.

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