ADVERTISING TARPAULINS, PRODUCTION OF BANNERS AND CAR TARPAULINS

Our most commonly used materials for advertising tarpaulins:
- For single-sided printing for long-term use, we use cast banners with weights of 450 g/m2, 510 g/m2 and 550 g/m2 - so-called frontlites.
- Plaques for shorter-term use are printed on laminated frontlift 450g in matt finish.
- We are now preparing and testing a more economical variant of the cast banner - frontlit 370 g and a very economical variant, which is laminated frontlit 510 g in matt finish. This material is designed more for short-term events in smaller formats for exterior or interior use.
- For backlit applications - backlight walls, backlit bigboards and billboards, we use Backlight banner 510 g material, on which we print one-sided with a higher colour density, or we print double-sided, the back motif lighter and mirrored. In this way we achieve the same colour consistency of the motif with backlighting (not faded) and without backlighting (not too dark) - DAY-NIGHT backlight banner.
- For double-sided printing we use banners - blockouts weighing 510, 650 and 710 g/m2, blockouts weighing 650 g/m2 and above are intended for exteriors.
- Dense, medium dense and thin netting with an area weight of 330 g/m2, printed on one and both sides.
- Textile banners are designed primarily for interior use. We print on materials from BERGER - Stretch Canvas, Samba, on 117 g flag fabric, materials from PONGS Artist light, etc.
Banner becklit ENDUTEX 450 g/m²

It is a banner with opalescent material, designed for illuminated applications for stretching into light frames, on illuminated displays and illuminated advertising panels. It is available up to a width of 500 cm.

Banner blockout ENDUTEX 510 g/m²

We generally use it for interior applications where there is a requirement for a fine smooth surface of the material, its opacity and low thickness - for example for shop windows or roll-up mechanics. It is available up to a width of 320 cm.

Banner blockout ENDUTEX 620 g/m²

It is a lighter version of the previous banner and is used for applications where there is a requirement for lower weight while maintaining high strength. It is available up to a width of 500cm. The material has M2 and B1 certifications

Banner frontlit Endutex 550 g/m²

This frontlit with a larger PVC material on the fabric is suitable for applications with higher strength requirements or for small mesh sails without the need for edge reinforcement. It is available up to a width of 500cm. The material has M2 and B1 certifications

MESH medium ENDUTEX RC 3, 370 g/m²

This strong mesh fabric with medium fabric density and a thick coating on the fabric is suitable for mesh applications with the highest strength requirements, for large area applications that already meet the translucent requirements of perforated while offering a quality view from the inside of the application material. It is available up to a width of 500cm. The material has M2 and B1 certifications
ADVERTISING TARPAULINS, PRODUCTION OF BANNERS AND CAR TARPAULINS

We print advertising tarpaulins and car tarpaulins in top quality according to your requirements.

We produce advertising tarpaulins using various types of printing (also applies to car tarpaulins):
- solvent,
- mildsolvent,
- sublimation dispersion,
- and UV printing
We print advertising tarpaulins and car tarpaulins digitally, both in high quality for close viewing distance and in a resolution suitable for outdoor applications.

We print on machines DURST Rho 320r, OCE ARIZONA 350 XT, DURST RHO 600 Presto in a strip width of one piece up to 5 m.

We print advertising tarpaulins on one and two sides and, if required, we supply hanging structures and shut-off frames.

ADVERTISING TARPAULINS, PRODUCTION OF BANNERS AND CAR TARPAULINS

OF THE SAIL FINISHING OPERATIONS WE PERFORM:

Linking individual strips into large formats by welding

frontlit high frequency joint

mesh high-frequency clear-band-rubber joint

mesh - edge reinforcement with banner + eye metal reverse

mesh - high-frequency clear-band bond

mesh high frequency joint

mesh edge reinforcement of high-frequency banner bands

Edge reinforcement advertising sails by welding
Dipping of cedars and tunnels into precise formats

frontlit with clear cedar - face

frontlit with clear cedar-rub

frontlit with clear cedar - in profile
Lems are fitted with plastic welded or metal eyelets

reinforced edge with eye plastic HF weld reverse

reinforced edge with eye plastic HF weld face

frontlit edge reinforcement + eye metal reverse

frontlit edge reinforcement + eye metal face
We use thermal or high frequency technologies for welding - Sinclair Triad welding lines and FIAB 922 high frequency line

We provide liquid lamination of advertising banners for their higher durability and longevity both indoors and outdoors.
For textile advertising tarpaulins we sew tunnels and flat cedars for fixing to frame systems

Comparison of high frequency and hot air welding:

	High Frequency Welding	Hot air and hotwedge
Types of materials	PVC, PU, ETFE, PTFE	PE, thin PVC
technologies	Heating is generated inside the material by the action of high frequency radiation from metal electrodes. This causes the layers of material to melt and fuse together.	The heating is carried out by hot air or by a handcuff on the surface of the material from the outside. The weld is formed on the surface of the fabrics to be joined.
Welding speed and time	The HF welding technique is the most efficient and fastest in time during one welding cycle. The layers of material are heated in the same amount of time, regardless of how thick the material is. The cooling time is also faster, through oil cooling.	The welding time depends on the thickness of the series. The thicker the layer, the longer the welding time. There is a greater risk of overheating of the material.
Weld quality	The strength of the weld is the same as the strength of the material. The weld is very flexible and there is no smoke or odour.	The weld is formed on the surface of the fabric, which makes it less durable. It is also less flexible due to the hard seam formed during welding. Welded fabrics can produce smoke and unpleasant odours.