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Encompass Sign Systems Embed-Press ADA Signage

Wholesale, thermoformed graphics accommodate metal, textiles, other organic compounds

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Encompass Sign Systems (Golden Valley, MN) is presenting its Embed-press wholesale, ADA signs, which feature the ability to embed textiles, metals, high-resolution graphics and other, organic elements within acrylic, ADA-compliant graphics. The company’s thermoforming technique molds acrylic at 350° F at 5,000 psi of pressure. Encompass states the process yields a high-tensile-strength, vandal-resistant sign that affords designers the ability to offer personalized branding capabilities. The company offers eight other, thermoformed product lines:

• Dura-press — a durable, clear-top surface material with subsurface vinyl or paint;

• Eco-press — a top-surface-painted, 100%-post-consumer-recycled-content substrate;

• Graphic-press — a sub-surface acrylic with direct-printed graphics;

• Metal-press — six, cold-spray-metal coatings that provide a 96% likeness to metallic characteristics;

• Pre-press — ready-made, ADA-compliant signage set up for immediate shipment;

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• Solid-press — hard-pressed letters and braille characters embedded into Corian®, Avonite® and other heavy-duty substrates;

• Sure-press — a top-surface-printed, durable, “green” photopolymer alternative;

• And, thin-press — bendable signs, which slide into curved directories or secure onto uneven surfaces.

(855) 672-2201; www.encompasssign.com

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