Ultraflex (Randolph, NJ) is offering Vortex™ Backlit Optimum D270, a woven-polyester material designed for backlit, retail signage. According to the company, the coated fabric holds high resolution and a wide color gamut – specifically, high-density black. The material is designed for latex, UV-cure and dye-sublimation transfer inks, rated for interior use and available up to 126 in. wide.

(973) 627-8608; www.ultraflexx.com
 

Jeff Russ

Jeff Russ is a content studio manager for SmartWork Media and was the senior art director of Signs of the Times from 1996-2021. A graphic designer and illustrator with an interest in sign design and sign history, Jeff documents important, interesting and notable design trends in the sign industry as a contributor to Signs of the Times. He has written dozens of features for Signs, and his column, Design Matters, was published for more than a decade.

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