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Back by Popular Demand—ORAJET® 3751RA+PS + ORAGUARD® 294: Proven Cast Performance, Priced to Compete
ORAFOL Canada
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ORAJET® 3751RA+PS is back—now paired with ORAGUARD® 294 for a complete, high-performance cast wrap system. Built for fleet and commercial applications, it delivers excellent conformability over curves, rivets, and channels. RapidAir® ensures fast, bubble-free installs, while ProSlide® allows easy repositioning. Finished with a durable, high-gloss overlaminate, graphics stay vibrant and protected.
Premium results. Highly competitive price. No compromises.
Available as part of ORAFOL® Canada Wrap Bundles—matched systems that take the guesswork out of wraps and deliver consistent performance at a competitive price.
View all bundle options and specs in the Wrap Bundle flyer.
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North American wide-format graphic production to nearly double
The production of wide-format graphics is expected to nearly double in North America over the next four years, according to the International Sign Association (ISA), but understanding the significant, new opportunities that arise will be complex.
Wide-format Graphics: Canvas printing for sign shops
Canvas printing has established itself as a growing and profitable segment of the wide-format graphics market. According to InfoTrends, the amount of canvas printed each year will have grown from approximately 46 million m2 (500 million sf) in 2013 to nearly 80 million m2 (860 million sf) by 2018.
Convergence in the DOOH market
For some time, digital out-of-home (DOOH) was considered a discrete, narrow niche business, far removed from other forms of advertising. That assumption is now changing dramatically, with DOOH increasingly becoming part of cross-media marketing campaigns.
Sign Shop Profile: Windwalker Sign Studio
By Peter Saunders Sandy Baird had several careers before opening Windwalker Sign Studio in Port Colborne, Ont., where he has established a successful niche over the last five years by providing carved signs to local retailers and other businesses seeking a traditional style.
Wide-format Graphics: Advances in inkjet technology
Digital wide-format inkjet printing has become a mainstream tool of the sign industry. A sign shop’s specific choice of printer, however, as defined by the type of ink formulation used, speaks volumes about its priorities as a business.
Dye Sublimation: The next generation of POP displays
Point-of-purchase (POP) signs and displays are essential to any business that welcomes customers into either a permanent bricks-and-mortar or a temporary ‘pop-up’ store.
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