Banners + Awnings

Fisher Textiles Dye-Sublimation, UV Fabrics

Polyester materials designed for tradeshow, portable displays

Published

13 years ago

July 9, 2012

Roger Cox Signs of the Times July 2012 Issue

Fisher Textiles (Indian Trail, NC) is presenting Enviro-Tex GF 2201 Voile and ET 600 Poly Duck fabrics. Both are fire-retardant and designed for dye-sublimation or UV-cure-ink printing. FG 2201 is a soft, thin, sheer, high-sheen fabric that’s intended for transparent flags and banners for retail, sports marketing and special events. The all-polyester material has a density of 1.8 oz./yd. and is 122 in. wide. ET 600 Poly Duck, a 7.4-oz., woven fabric spans 126 in. wide and is made from Repreve® 68% recycled polyester It’s designed for tradeshow exhibits and roll-up banner stands.
Sample rolls are available for testing.
(704) 821-8870; www.fishertextiles.com

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