PVC-Free Banner

Product Description

Material Overview

Made entirely from TPO, a specialist material used in the building and automotive industry for its exceptional durability and strength in outdoor environments. This is an excellent green alternative to PVC banner that truly holds its own in terms of performance, with a durability of up to five years as well as resistance to UV, ageing and water. Using a unique four-layer construction, it has proven to be a tough option for indoor and outdoor printed graphics requiring a more eco-friendly approach.

• PVC-free
• 400gsm PVC-free banner-grade material
• Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use
• Tightly-woven construction for durable use
• High-quality full-colour print
• Standard finishing included
• Printed with fade-proof UV-based inks
• Can resist temperatures as low as -70° and as high as 80°
• Excellent tear and tensile strengths comparable to higher weight PVC options
• Free from phthalates

Can be responsibly put into landfill as the material does not release harmful bioaccumulative toxins like mercury, dioxins and furans as it breaks down.

Uses for PVC-Free Banner

• Both indoor and outdoor use
• Medium and large-format advertising
• Exhibition displays

PVC-Free Banner is so versatile its uses are innumerable. It can be used for almost any marketing purpose.

This is the most popular type of banner and has a multitude of uses at a variety of events, such as advertising banners, street campaign/event banners, corporate event banners, sporting event banners, birthday banners, party banners, etc.

With the performance to match a traditional PVC banner, this greener alternative is perfect for everywhere a typical banner can go including exhibitions, POS/retail, events, and well as more extreme outdoor applications, as this banner can handle temperature changes of as low as -70° and as high as 80°.

Notice

Please be aware that banners are only temporary signage and we cannot be held responsible for any fitting or installation issues. As with all temporary signage they should be taken down in winds exceeding 30mph.