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Neschen Bright-White Fabric

Pure Color Samba material designed for POP, tradeshow graphics

Published

11 years ago

September 17, 2013

Steve Aust Signs of the Times September 2013 Issue

Neschen Americas (Elkridge, MD) is unveiling its Pure Color™ Samba fabric, a bright-white material that, according to the company, enriches colors by making them bolder and vivid. The fabric is intended for interior, POP and banner displays, and, because of its lay-flat, curl-resistant properties, it’s suitable for roll-up graphics as well. The lightweight, polyester material weighs only 5 oz./sq. yd. The durable fabric can be easily cut and customized, and is printable with solvent, eco-solvent, latex and UV-cure inks. Neschen Americas offers the material in 100-ft.-long, 54- and 60-in.-wide rolls, as well as 20-in.-wide, 10-ft.-long, sample rolls.

(800) 257-7325; www.neschenbrands.com

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