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Testrite Visual Announces New Fixed-Width Banner Stand
The American Eagle stand features include aluminum pucks, fixed height and width, and more.
Testrite Visual (Hackensack, NH) has announced the release of their new fixed-width banner stand, The American Eagle.
The banner stand is made in the US, is available in four different widths and three different heights, has crossbars made from a single piece of aluminum alloy tubing, and has fixed uprights.
In addition, The American Eagle banner stand also includes the following:
- Laser-cut racetrack weighted steel bases
- Aluminum pucks
- Heavy-duty solid aluminum joiners between split sections
- Fixed height and width, and more.
For more information, visit testrite.com.
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