Banners + Awnings

IntelliCoat UV-Cure-Ink Media

Company offers PE, PC, PP, PVC-free material

Published

13 years ago

February 23, 2011

Conor Furlong Signs of the Times March 2011 Issue

InteliCoat Technologies (South Hadley, MA) is announcing its Magic® UV-cure-ink product line. Offerings include PB10-UV polyethylene banner material, which is recommended for short-term banners that require a uniform base material; BPC12-UV, a rigid, matte polycarbonate film designed for backprinting with flexible inks because the polycarbonate protects the image and its texture diffuses light and glare; PPM7-UV, a polypropylene banner material that resists water and UV damage while offering strong image quality on a matte finish; and VSF-UV, a 9-mil, PVC- and plasticizer-free, recyclable, tear-resistant material produced jointly with Valéron Strength Films. The company offers 36-in.-wide rolls of all media, and 54 in. for certain varieties.

(800) 628-8604; wwww.magicinkjet.com

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