Vehicles + Vinyl

Ultraflex Poster Media

Limelight made with HDPE, calcium carbonate

Published

15 years ago

October 26, 2009

Steve Aust Signs of the Times October 2009 Issue

Ultraflex (Randolph, NJ) is presenting Limelight, a substrate that’s printable via UV- or aqueous-ink digital printing, as well as screenprinting and lithographic printing. The waterproof film comprises 80% calcium carbonate and 20% HDPE. According to the company, the media is suitable for backlit or frontlit posters; bus shelters; scrolling signs; and backlight airport signs. According to Ultraflex, Limelight reduces environmental impact because of its “water- and tree-free” manufacturing process, offers high brightness and opacity, and can be recycled in any class 1 or PE plastics system. The company offers 5-mil material for UV-ink, screenprinting and lithographic printing in 50-in.-wide, 328- or 13,776-ft.-long rolls; 7-mil, aqueous media, sold in 50-in.-wide, 328- or 9,840-ft.-long rolls; and 12-mil UV-ink, screenprinting and lithographic media in 44-in.-wide, 328- and 4,920-ft.-long rolls.

(973) 627-8608; www.ultraflexx.com

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