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Hillary Fiver to the driver
Real world testing of signage through a large portion of the country, or something else? As good a testing it was, no this was something else, a drive for a very good cause. The Antarctic Heritage Trust raised more than $960,000 to save Sir Ed’s hut and the hundreds of artefacts inside it during this fundraising drive.
Medical House Success!
Here is a case study showcasing a project we worked on with Medical House for their trade display at the annual NZDA conference. We were rapt with the final product and the positive feedback we received from Lynda at Medical House.
mFlag - Motion Flag range
We've put together a great range of portable flag systems. We're on a mission to keep things simple and make your choices easy. Our new range of Motion Flags (mFlag) are completely interchangeable with their bases and mounts. This means you can own several models of flags and have a base for every occasion, ready to go. We dye-sublimate your flags onto high quality fabrics. All flag styles can be single or double sided. Double sided doesn't mean show through. A true double sided flag has an image reading correctly on both sides. We have the ability to print and sublimate both with or without paper. Using paper makes for detail, while going direct has outstanding show-through for single sided flags.
Wrap That Fence
You've probably heard of vehicle wraps, but they're not the only sort of wrapping we do. Fence wrap is most suited for shows, events and festivals. The fences are required for crowd control or partitioning areas, providing the perfect advertising space waiting to be used. We produce fence wrap on a polyester 115gsm fabric. It's lightweight, giving it the seal of approval for easy transport and installation. We image onto it using the dye sublimation process up to 1850mm wide. This gives you super vibrant colours and a product that can be machine washed up to 60C and tumble dried to keep it in good order. The fabric has regular small holes (see pic below) which allow air to flow through, leaving your fence standing! It's lightweight, convenient and re-usable. Fence wrap is suitable for use both indoors and outdoors. The bottom fence wrap example is reinforced pvc mesh banner. This also has holes, is a heavy, and a more rugged surface.
Sublimation To The Nation
We are proud to announce our latest addition. Hopefully you are aware of the dye sublimation process, if not jump here and have a quick read about it. Our new heat press (pictured above) is bigger than our previous model so we've moved up from 1350mm to a maximum of 1800mm wide. This is perfect for fence wrap and other larger sized applications. We've been a bit guilty of not pushing hard in the dye sub line of goods. That's all changing now, and we have more products available than ever before. You'll be hearing about soft signage more and more. It's the buzz word for signs, displays and graphics world-wide. Dye sub is leading the charge in soft signage because of the way the ink is fused into the material. The graphic is way more durable than other digital processes. That said, there are still soft signage applications where it is more beneficial using solvent technology such as super-wide fabric prints. The soft signage sector represents graphics etc produced as fabrics and textiles rather than rigid materials, papers and self adhesives. Flags have been the most common use, but we are now producing display stands, banners, graphic panels, posters and furnishings for advertising and interior fit-outs with fabrics.
2010 World Buskers Festival
With the World Buskers Festival well underway, it's time to show some of the printing we produced for the event. There is plenty of yellow (this years theme colour) around the city at the moment. Adgraphix has produced billboards, teardrop flags and all sorts of directional signage and banners for the event. It's a really cool time to be in Christchurch. If you have'nt seen any of the acts yet, make sure you head in before the 31st when the festival concludes and catch some of the fun. If you made it to the Christchurch International Airport Busker Comedy Club on the 25th and you thought you saw Jeff on stage, you were right. He wore his pick me face and made it on stage twice, the second to show his skills at hula hooping!
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