Digital Printing

Fisher Textiles Announces New Stretch Fabric

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6 years ago

September 14, 2018

Fisher Textiles (Indian Trail, NC) introduced a new stretch fabric to add to its grand-format line of fabrics, GF 9048 EZ Stretch Premium, suitable for dye-sublimation and latex printing. Potential uses include exhibit graphics, geometric displays, photographic back drops, silicone edge graphics and tension displays, according to the company.

GF 9048 EZ Stretch Premium is 100% polyester with a stretch and recovery feature that does not loosen over time. The fabric’s knitting structure allows for stretch without spandex as well as providing wrinkle resistance. The product is available up to 126 in. wide, flame retardant and meets NFPA 701.

For more information, visit fishertextiles.com.

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