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New method of internally illuminated signs Inflatable sign

last updated：Oct 01, 2010

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New method of internally illuminated signs inflatable billboard

It is a product that outputs illustrations and photographs onto flame-retardant tarpaulin using inkjet printing, cuts out the contours, stitches the sides, and continues to inflate it to create a lantern sign. The inkjet output sheet can be turned into a backlit sign without using angles (not stretching but "inflating"). Producing a similar sign with a regular lantern sign is quite difficult, costly, and challenging to install. This inflatable sign can be installed without any issues on slightly uneven walls, is lightweight, and considering the display area, the wind pressure remains unchanged from before. Moreover, it is easy to restore to its original state and can be installed in just one day. Additionally, it does not need to be removed during typhoons and has a structure that can withstand strong winds.

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It is a product that outputs illustrations and photographs onto flame-retardant tarpaulin using inkjet printing, cuts out the contours, stitches the sides, and continues to inflate it like an Andon sign. The inkjet output sheet can be turned into a backlit sign without using angles, through "expansion" rather than stretching. Creating a similar sign with a conventional Andon sign is quite difficult, costly, and challenging to install. This inflatable sign can be installed without any issues on slightly uneven walls, is lightweight, maintains the same wind pressure as before when considering the display area, and is easy to restore to its original state, with installation completed in one day. Additionally, it does not need to be removed during typhoons and has a structure that can withstand strong winds.