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Roland DGA Corporation Inkjet Media

Company offers three Eco Sol Max-certified substrates

Published

14 years ago

April 30, 2010

Susan Conner Signs of the Times April 2010 Issue

Roland DGA Corporation (Irvine, CA) is announcing three new media certified for use with Eco-Sol Max inkjet inks. They include:

• ESM-GBV glossy banner vinyl, which is designed for short-term, outdoor banners, POP ad signage. The fast-drying, durable material may be cut to edge, hemmed or sewn, and can be finished with grommets and pole pockets;

• ESM-PCV3 2-mil, glossy, cast vinyl, with removable, permanent adhesive that’s reportedly easier to apply and remove than traditional adhesives. The material conforms to rivets, irregular curves and indentations, and is recommended, with lamination, for fleet applications;

• And, ESM-SGP3, an 8-mil, solvent, glossy paper, suited for such short-term display applications as tradeshow graphics, POP and photographic reproductions.

The company offers GBV in 66-ft.-long rolls and 30-, 54- and 63-in. widths; PCV3 in 75-ft.-long, 30-, 54- and 60-in.-wide rolls; and, SGP3 in 100-ft.-long, 30-, 54- and 63-in. rolls.

(800) 542-2307; www.rolanddga.com

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