LEDs + Lighting

Glowing Flexible Acrylic

Rowmark intorduces LaserGlow acrylic substrate.

Published

17 years ago

June 18, 2007

Jacob Rieskamp Signs of the Times June 2007 Issue

Rowmark LLC (Findlay, OH) is introducing LaserGlow™, a nonradioactive, glow-in-the-dark, flexible-acrylic substrate that illuminates in total darkness after it’s exposed to light. The product, both laser and rotary engravable, is available in a single-ply, .020-in., peel-and-stick appliqué or a two-ply, .050-in., reverse-engravable product. The reverse-engravable product can be back-painted for customized signage and won’t affect the material’s glow properties.

Both products feature a matte, non-glare finish.

Phone: (419) 425-8974; www.rowmark.com

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