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Magnetic Graphic System Ideal for Quick-Change Graphic Displays
Master Magnetics, Inc.
Sign Faces
Create beautiful, interchangeable graphics with the Magnetic Graphics System by Master Magnetics, Inc. PrintMagnetVinyl™ and ThinFORCE™ magnetic sheeting and FlexIRON™ magnetic receptive sheeting can be used as the base or printable graphic layer. The Magnetic Graphics System is ideal for when there is a need to display frequently changing information. The system can be used for displays of all sizes ranging from menu boards and bank signs to full-wall mural graphics popular in retail environments – all with easy installation.
The most cost-efficient combination is to use the magnet with adhesive as the base and FlexIRON™ magnetic receptive as the printable graphics to layer and easily change. This provides the strongest base for up to three graphic layers. FlexIRON™ costs and weighs less than magnetic sheeting, making it the most economical to use for printing and shipping.
All components are:
• Printable with solvent, eco-solvent, UV and latex ink systems
• Available with an adhesive backing that adheres to a wall or baseboard
• For indoor and outdoor use
• Easily cut with a CNC router, cutting plotter, utility knife or scissors
• Available to be custom cut and slit in addition to standard widths and lengths
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ThinFORCE™FlexIRON™
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