Consumables-Media – Plastics

Sustainability has become a key focus in modern architecture and commercial design, particularly when it comes to materials that reduce environmental impact without compromising functionality.

Sustainability has become an essential piece of the printing industry — the wide-format sector included. Here, wide-format printers share their experiences with green media and its prospects for the future.

Brett Martin introduced its newest sustainable semi-finished plastic sheet to the market. Foamalux Light Bio is low carbon high-quality substrate made with 25% bio-attributed PVC derived from wood-based residue, originating from the sustainable forestry industry.

Easy to handle, highly versatile, and aesthetically pleasing, plastic sheets in the form of polycarbonate and foam PVC have earned their place in the most spectacular modern stadiums of today.

Testrite Visual recently announced its first new Literature stand in a decade – The NEW Evo Literature Holders.

Hear from business owners and managers that have stepped up to the plate to do their part in helping companies deal with the pandemic.

Tim Bolton of North American Plastics discusses current trends in plastics for the sign and graphics segment.

Here are some tips and tools you will need to implement yard sign offerings.

Vycom’s latest product offers high durability for numerous applications and can be cut or routed with clean edges. The product offers excellent printability, a smooth finish, and an extra thickness that can eliminate some process steps such as lamination. PRINTING United Booth 7644.

Plaskolite launched OPTIX-L Black/White, a continuous cast acrylic sheet that appears black in daylight and white when backlit.