Digital Printing

Alumigraphics Rough-Surface Media

Conforms to brick, concrete, other rough textures

Published

10 years ago

February 27, 2014

Louis M. Brill Signs of the Times March 2014 Issue

North Light Color (New Hope, MN) is debuting Alumigraphics, an aluminum-foil-based material designed for application without heat to brick, concrete and other rough or textured surfaces. According to the company, the material contains no “memory,” and therefore retains its shape. Alumigraphics may be solvent, eco-solvent-, latex- and UV-cure-ink printed, and its semi-gloss finish requires no lamination. North Light Color also offers Alumigraphics Grip, a textured, slip-resistant material designed for floor graphics that exceeds ASTM safety standards.

(763) 531-8222; www.northlightcolor.com

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