Product Wrap-Up

March Brings You The Newest Products

Published

4 years ago

June 10, 2021

Signs of the Times Staff Signs of the Times March 2021 Issue

A 7-mm-thick, scuff-resistant, monomeric PVC film that is designed for both indoor and outdoor short-term graphics applications. Available in widths up to 60 in., and printable on UV, latex and eco-solvent printers.

drytac.com

This 24-in. wireless, multi-function printer processes A1/D-sized prints in 34 seconds at up to 2,400 dpi and uses UltraChrome XD2 pigment ink. Includes an integrated, 600-dpi scanner for graphics, drawings, blueprints and more.

epson.com

This LED strip fixture retrofit kit is for replacing 4- or 8-ft. fluorescent strip fixtures with LEDs and including a Bluetooth controller. Designed for retail, offices, educational buildings and industrial spaces.

unvlt.com

A full-color, UV inkjet 3D printer that has a compact 8 x 8 x 3-in. design. Prints up to 1,200 dpi and more than 10 million possible color combinations.

mimakiusa.com

A 6.2-ft. (1.9 m) industrial digital dye sublimation printer that processes media up to 1,900 sq. ft./hr. Features an anti-crash system to shield the printheads from incorrectly hitting the transfer paper.

printmosaica.com

This 64-in. printer/cutter is designed for displays, larger signage and interior décor. Prints up to 1,440 dpi, and includes GREENGUARD Gold-certified EUV5 ink available in CMYK, Clear, White and Primer.

rolanddga.com

This indoor direct-view light-emitting diode display series is available in three pixel pitches (1.56 mm, 1.88 mm, 2.5 mm). Capable of 800 nits of brightness. Applications include malls, board rooms and hotel lobbies. Designed to be flexible for rentals and staging.

lgsolutions.com

This 198-in. super-wide UV LED, roll-to-roll machine processes media up to 1,200 dpi as fast as 7,233 sq. ft./hr. Prints up to nine colors (CMYKLcLmLk+white+clear). Applications include POP and high-volume billboards.

efi.com

Mars Bravo: The Most Interesting Name in the Sign Industry

Mars Bravo is not the kind of name you hear very often in the sign industry — the kind of name more likely to follow, “Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage…!” In this episode, Eric interviews Mars to find out about her start in the sign industry and her ideas for the future, first with how she got her name.