AdamsTech Announces UL Recognition, Training Program

Letterform channel letter material has officially been listed as a UL Recognized Component

Published

8 years ago

September 22, 2016

Robin Donovan Signs of the Times September 2016 Issue

AdamsTech (Boulder, CO) recently announced that Letterform®, a new trimless channel letter material, has been listed as a UL Recognized Component.

AdamsTech keeps Letterform in stock at its headquarters; coils are available in 37-, 60- and 100-mm heights, and are prepainted black or white. While currently available in 0.040-in. aluminum, stock of polished stainless steel material will be available soon.

AdamsTech also announced its plan to offer customers “Trimless Bootcamp,” a three-day training program designed to train signmakers to fabricate Trimless channel letters, which eliminate the need for a trimcap. Along with training on the company’s patented fabrication techniques, including LiquiLetter® (a resin design process introduced at the ISA Expo this year), attendees will learn how to optimize their ChannelBender® series machines for all types of materials.

Classes are scheduled to start later this year. For more information, visit http://www.channelbender.com or call 303-798-7110 ext. 203.

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