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Let-R-Edge®

Channelume/Let-R-Edge Company

Letters - Channel

Let-R-Edge® is a rolled form aluminum coil for one body/trimless channel letter fabrication that includes a butyrate strip on the front edge for plastic-to-plastic bonding.

It is practical, simple, easy to implement and now, with a field-tested automatic platform, faster!

509-452-9648

Let-R-Edge®

Channelume/Let-R-Edge Company

Letters - Channel

Let-R-Edge® is a rolled form aluminum coil for one body/trimless channel letter fabrication that includes a butyrate strip on the front edge for plastic-to-plastic bonding.

It is practical, simple, easy to implement and now, with a field-tested automatic platform, faster!

Additional Information

Let-R-Edge® Instructions & Recommendations
Let-R-Edge® Promo Flyer

Creating ‘faux’ neon signs

While neon illumination is still part of today’s sign industry, LEDs have largely replaced it, both for skeletal ‘script’ designs and inside channel letters. These so-called ‘faux’ neon applications have become increasingly popular because they better meet clients’ requirements in terms of energy consumption and safety.

Expanding adhesive products and practices

With both advances in new technology and constant innovation in the use of existing materials and techniques, the sign industry has seen rapid change in the implementation of adhesives, including structural adhesives as an alternative to welding and mechanical fasteners in fabrication processes.

LEDs: The challenges of illuminating channel letters

In recent years, light-emitting diodes (LEDs) have replaced neon as the dominant illumination method for channel-letter signage. Specific methods and principles need to be followed, however, to generate optimal results.

Sign Shop Profile: Montreal Neon

In the 23 years since Montreal Neon was founded by Linda Dupré and Carlo Paolucci, the company has grown substantially from a 464.5-m2 (5,000-sf) sign shop to, today, a newly built 5,760-m2 (62,000-sf) facility, with plenty of room for further expansion on a 16,723-m2 (180,000-sf) lot.

Illumination: Market trends for LED signage and professional displays

The global market for the use of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) in signage and other professional displays is vast, as the application category covers a wide range of stationary and mobile (i.e. vehicle-based) signs and displays, including large outdoor video screens, scoreboards, etc.

Talking shop with SRS Signs & Services

When Shane R. Storie founded SRS Signs & Services in 1999, he started small, changing lightbulbs in burnt-out signs around Winnipeg, but soon moved beyond strictly service and into production. From humble beginnings, Storie eventually transformed SRS into the one-stop, in-house manufacturing sign shop it is today.