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VorTex™ Stretch Eclipse® D250
Ultraflex Systems Inc.
Substrates
VorTex™ Stretch Eclipse® D250 is a 250 g/m² (7.37 oz/yd²) polyester blockout material with a black back. VorTex Stretch Eclipse D250 is printable via direct dye-sublimation and UV and available in 3.20 meter (126 inch) and 5 meter (196 inch) widths. The vibrant print quality of VorTex™ Stretch Eclipse® D250 ensures that your blockout material will stand out and be noticed, while the 100% polyester composition provides a soft front side and slight stretch for easy installation. Order a sample today!
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Contact Information
Phone: (973) 627-8608
Email:
info@ultraflexx.com
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