Product Wrap-Up

Check Out the Newest Sign Products for September

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2 years ago

September 4, 2022

Signs of the Times Staff Signs of the Times September 2022 Issue

Tormach’s Automatic Tool Changer

Features an ISO20 ATC Spindle with a 10-tool rack and automatic lifting dust shoe.

The Automatic Tool Changer for the 24R CNC from Tormach is integrated into the machine’s PathPilot CNC controller. The changer features an ISO20 ATC Spindle with a 10-tool rack and automatic lifting dust shoe that allows users to check the router’s cutting action while the machine is running and leading into a cut. Also features repeatable tool lengths, which provide faster tool changes.

Tormach

Drytac’s Polar Smooth 150 Air

Available in rolls of 150 ft. in widths up to 60 in.

A 6-mil, self-adhesive, white polymeric printable matte PVC film with removable, bubble-free air egress adhesive technology, designed for graphics without lamination that need to be easily installed and removed. Suitable for windows, walls, melamine and glass, as well as most other flat or simple curved surfaces. Available in rolls of 150 ft. in widths up to 60 in.

Drytac

Inkcups’ Cobalt PRO

Used to etch plates, including DuraLaze and exposed polymer.

Advanced CO2 laser plate-maker equipped with 40W ceramic core laser. Used to etch plates, including DuraLaze and exposed polymer. Can be used for engraving a variety of substrates, such as plastic and wood. Etching area of 17 x 24 in. can produce images of up to 1,500 dpi.

Inkcups

Epson America’s SureColor T7770D

Delivering the fastest in-class print speeds with a compact design.

This 44-in.-wide printer features 2.6-in. PrecisionCore printhead technology, delivering the fastest in-class print speeds with a compact design that can be pushed against a wall. Prints posters and POP displays at speeds over 300 sq. ft./hr. and CAD and technical drawings at production-class speeds over 1,400 sq. ft./hr.

Epson America

Testrite Visual’s Charisma SEG Air

Features a sturdy, lightweight aluminum construction, a 2-in.-deep frame and 2-in. profile.

Double-sided SEG frame, for retail spaces, commercial developments, and the hospitality industry. Features a sturdy, lightweight aluminum construction, a 2-in.-deep frame and 2-in. profile. Available in floor stand (shown above), wall mounted and hanging versions.

Testrite Visual

Enfocus Switch Spring 2022 Update

Features single-line text with variables, optional larger thumbnails, customizable fields and an overhauled UX in the client module.

Update contains UX improvements and bug fixes. New features have been added to the Refresh job info element, enabling users to define the flow stage and up to five custom fields. Features single-line text with variables, optional larger thumbnails, customizable fields and an overhauled UX in the client module.

Enfocus

SloanLED’s New Colors for VL4

Offering complete selection of white color temperatures and more.

VL4 Standard, Mini and High Output (HO) now offer complete selection of white color temperatures (7,200K, 6,500K, 5,000K, 4,000K, 3,000K) as well as red, green and blue in Mini and HO sizes. New HO colors replace existing standard colors and deliver twice the light output.

SloanLED

GE Current’ s Tetra Contour Gen 2

Offers seamless illumination and 330° of light output.

Flexible LED lighting that can be easily formed to fit a wide variety of designs and border applications. Offers seamless illumination and 330° of light output. Available in a range of colors and two versions: Side Bend and Back Bend, which use the same light guides and accessories.

GE Current, a Daintree company

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