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SLX+
Arlon Graphics
Substrates
Premium Cast Film with Low-Profile FLITE Technology
Experience the performance evolution with SLX+. Superior repositionability, conforming effortlessly around rivets, complex curves, and deep channels, we’ve packed the performance benefits of FLITE Technology and more into this product. With a moderate tack adhesive and quick-flow characteristics, SLX+ ensures the easiest installation in both hot and cold temperatures. From production to shipping and handling, you can achieve fast and accurate weeding of letters up to 50.8 mm (2 in.). With the ability to adhere to the more challenging vehicle surfaces, such as stainless steel, sign shops can easily adapt and install on multiple surfaces. SLX+ is the new all-season, print-to-cut, multi-surface vehicle wrap film.
Recommended applications
- Vehicle graphics (full, partial)
- Vehicle decals
- Fleet graphics
Additional Information
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Contact Information
Phone: 714-985-6300
Email:
graphicsorders@arlon.com
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ISA report shows economic strength
The sign, graphics and visual communications industry is poised for continued above-average growth into 2019, according to the International Sign Association’s (ISA’s) latest quarterly economic report.
Putting moviegoers in the picture
At the end of the summer, nationwide movie theatre chain Cineplex began pilot-testing large-scale interactive video walls in the lobbies of three of its higher-volume locations in the Toronto area: the downtown Scotiabank Theatre and the suburban Queensway and Colossus Vaughan multiplexes.
Improving dye sublimation processes
Anyone who has worked with dye sublimation for the production of soft signage is familiar with stories of trouble managing colours effectively, reducing downtime, and preventing clogged nozzles and broken printheads. Fortunately, the sources of all of these issues can be addressed with the following tips, tricks, and techniques.
Illumination: Edmonton’s Neon Sign Museum
The Neon Sign Museum opened in Edmonton on February 21, 2014. The first of its kind anywhere in Canada, this open-air museum showcases a collection of historic neon signs along the façade of a Telus utility building on the southwest corner of 104 Street and 104 Avenue.
Illuminated Signs: Renewable energy for the sign industry
After a long period of uncertainty, the sign industry today has mostly transitioned away from neon and fluorescent illumination to more energy-efficient light-emitting diodes (LEDs), thanks to a series of technological advances.
Digital Signage: Becoming a trusted integrator
Digital signage has evolved significantly. In its earliest days, updates were manual and costly. Systems offered low compliance and low reliability. Screens were not networked and the reach and impact of their content was not measurable.
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