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Howard Industries Announces HED I-FLEX

Sign system offers flush and standard face alternatives.

Published

6 years ago

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July 20, 2017

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Grant Freking Signs of the Times July 2017 Issue

Howard Industries (Fairview, PA) has launched a new product in its line of exterior signage systems: the HED I-FLEX.

This new sign system offers flush and standard face alternatives, non-illuminated and illuminated capabilities and a variety of cabinet depths. The HED I-FLEX is adaptable for post and panel, wall-mounted and pylon signs with internal posts and skirted bases.

For more information, visit howardindustries.com.

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