Banners + Awnings

Fisher Textiles Dye-Sublimation Fabric

Material designed for POP, banners, tradeshow exhibits

Published

14 years ago

October 5, 2010

Signs of the Times October 2010 Issue

Fisher Textiles (Indian Trail, NC) is presenting DD 9374 Tri Poly, a polyester, direct-disperse, flame-retardant fabric designed for dye-sublimation printing. The material features a special coating that eliminates the need for heat-transfer paper. The 7.5-oz, three-layered, woven fabric is designed for such applications as POP and banners, pop-up booths, roll-up banner stands and tradeshow exhibits. The tightly woven fabric is sold in 122-in.-wide rolls, and passes such standards as NFPA 701, California Title 19 and DD 9374.

According to the company, the material is compatible with such dye-sublimation printers as Mimaki’s JV5-320DS and Mimaki DS-1600, Roland HeatWave DFP-74 and Dupont™ Artistri™, among others.

(800) 554-8886; www.fishertextiles.com

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