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Q: What types of banners Materials made?
Answer: That’s a good question, and is fairly simple on the surface, although there are many variations within each category.
The two main categories of banner materials: vinyl (PVC) and a fabric or cloth flags. This is the simple answer. But
should know that the variations within each category, so start with the vinyl banner category first, since it is easier, I think.
First, PVC or vinyl banners come in us as roll stock, and we do not screen print (increasingly rare), or digitally printed banners such a wide format digital printer.
Several weights are available, the most common (at least in our shop) 10 oz, 13 oz 15 18 oz., Oz… The ounce refers to the weight of the banner material per square yard. The heavier the weight, the more durable, although installation methods are often very important in the life of every outdoor vinyl banner.
With these materials, among many is available in block-out layer sides, which allows us to print on both sides of the material without showing the shadow of the the back side.
Another type of vinyl banners vinyl Banner mesh, a perforated material, which is printed on a backing sheet to prevent the printing ink spraying throughout the platen of the digital printer. This material allows a certain amount of wind to pass through it, thus reducing the wind load to 10 to 20% on average.
The second major category of fabric flags , which is most often made of polyester, nylon or other synthetic materials. Most of these banners is currently printing can be printed with dye sublimation printing method is called.
Some street banners and flags can be labeled with a cloth when the volume justifies the setting up of the printing screens to set up for screen printing, or printing of specialized street banners. One of
dye sublimation digital printing banners personal favorite graphic advertising to sell. Very cool, like vinyl banners, so much so that they took over the high end exhibits, as a banner of choice, at least for companies that do not want to appear cheap.
The dye sub printing process uses heat and pressure over the printing of the transfer paper CMYO synthetic fabrics as well. In the past few years, digital direct dye sublimation printing substrate starting to take over the banner fabric industry because fewer steps using dye sublimation printing a banner that heat and pressure method. That is, it is quicker and less expensive to produce so many printer has these types of printers for the above reason.
in the tissue location, the main differences are in the materials. There sublimate ink printed satin fabric banners, flags elastic fabrics (polyester and lycra or the like), polyester exterior banners, banners acrylic and nylon banners. There polyester fabric that is sheer, it looks like cotton, or more versions.
So, as you can see, a number of options available to book banners, regardless of whether they use the traditional dye-sublimation printing method or DTS (direct to substrate) printing method. Or screen printing. There are several ways to produce a fabric banner and outdoor use, personally I almost always recommend to dye sub printed fabric banners.
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Source by Barry K. Brown