Authored by Dennis LeBlanc, Territory Sales Manager – Eastern Canada, and the Greater Toronto Area at Drytac To laminate or not to laminate? Have you ever asked yourself this question? If not, then perhaps you should. It could be the difference between winning or losing your next job. Laminates are an integral part of graphics […]
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South African sign and display business SignMax used Drytac ReTac Smooth 75 to create a series of nature-inspired interior wall graphics for a local neurosurgeon. Family-owned sign and display business SignMax used Drytac ReTac Smooth 75 polymeric PVC film to produce a series of eye-catching interior wall graphics, bringing elements of the natural world into
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Authored by Shaun Holdom, Global Product Manager When it comes to capturing the attention of – and interacting with – people in today’s fast-paced world, retailers, brands and other settings need to think creatively and consider how to best use their environment to their advantage. Countertops are the point where a business will have one
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Globe Print supplied Drytac Polar Grip Matte film for an intense endurance challenge which saw a team of four men row 3,200 miles non-stop across the Atlantic Ocean for over 45 days. Drytac’s Polar Grip Matte film was put to the ultimate test in the last couple of months when graphics printed on the material
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For any wall or floor graphics application, it’s essential that the graphic itself will stand the test of time. Bricks and concrete, being rough and porous, are not the easiest surfaces to work with, but these tips should help you achieve great results. Graphics can be incredibly impactful, changing a room – or even a
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Family-run Links Signs has used Drytac Polar Grip to produce an attention-grabbing range of graphics at London Underground stations to celebrate the Euro 2020 football tournament. Hastings-based signage and large-format print business Links Signs recently used Drytac Polar Grip to create a series of eye-catching graphics at five London Underground stations to celebrate this year’s
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Authored by Brad Haupt, USA Midwest and Southwest Territory Manager at Drytac. While floor graphics have been a staple part of the industry for some time now, the pandemic of the past year or so – and the need for social distancing signage – has seen the popularity of these applications skyrocket. Simply put, floor
Bristol-based N3 Display Graphics used Drytac Polar Street FX to produce a series of creative floor graphics encouraging social distancing on streets across the city. Large-format graphics production and installation company N3 Display Graphics recently used Drytac Polar Street FX aluminium print media to produce a range of eye-catching outdoor floor graphics to promote social
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Toronto-based Lamin-8 used Drytac’s ReTac Smooth 75 polymeric PVC film for the project at its local branch of Jimmy Guaco’s Diversified printing business Lamin-8 Services used Drytac’s ReTac Smooth 75 polymeric PVC film to produce stunning wall graphics for Mexican restaurant chain Jimmy Guaco’s. Toronto-based Lamin-8 was contacted by its local branch of Jimmy Guaco’s
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Australian sign-maker Signmob used Drytac Polar Grip to produce eye-catching exterior graphics for a special exhibition at the Bendigo Art Gallery. Victoria, Australia-based sign-making specialist Signmob used Drytac’s Polar Grip white polymeric PVC vinyl film to produce stunning exterior graphics for an exhibition at the nearby Bendigo Art Gallery. The gallery is currently playing host
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When installing graphics, equal consideration must be given to the clean removal of printed substrates. Authored by Peter Bourgeois, Territory Sales Manager for Western Canada and North West USA, at Drytac. When I do a training session on Drytac products with end users and installers, I usually start by asking if anyone has ever had
Alongside his existing role as Territory Sales Manager for Western Canada, Peter Bourgeois will assume responsibility for the North West USA region. Drytac is pleased to announce that Peter Bourgeois, Territory Sales Manager for Western Canada, is to take on an extended role within the business by additionally assuming responsibility for the North West USA
Applications in medical and healthcare environments require antimicrobial films that are both reliable and steadfast. Drytac Protac AMP offers this and much more. The Covid-19 pandemic has led to a significant rise in the use of antimicrobial protection products, in an effort to help protect people across a number of environments. However, the use of
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Phil Webster promoted to Head of Industrial Sales EMEA; Stephen Ridyard appointed as Technical Manager. Drytac has further bolstered its EMEA team with the promotion of Phil Webster to the role of Head of Industrial Sales (EMEA), and the appointment of Stephen Ridyard as Technical Manager, UK. Both men are based out of Drytac’s UK
Drytac bolsters its adhesive science team with new promotion and appointment. Read More »
The media that Drytac manufactures is part of a larger solution; before any graphics application can be delivered, it needs to be printed and finished. Understanding how materials work with specific print and ink technologies is a key foundation of the company’s product development. Drytac maintains a close relationship with hardware and ink manufacturers to
Drytac explains how products imbued with antimicrobial technology can help fast food outlets protect surfaces from bacteria, fungi and mould in between cleaning. Authored by Shaun Holdom, Global Product Manager, Drytac. With the food, beverages and hospitality sectors having been hit particularly hard by the Covid-19 pandemic, Drytac has sounded out how its Protac AMP