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West Yorkshire based diversified signage, displays and vehicle graphics business Jess Wright Graphics has opened up on how its use of Decal polymeric vinyl and polymeric overlaminate has allowed it to take on a wide range of interior display work within the education sector.
Founded in 2000, Jess Wright Graphics offers a wide array of services to the market, ranging from commercial and bespoke signage to vehicle graphics and wraps, striking window and floor graphics and colourful wallpapers.
Established as a leading sign and display company in the West Yorkshire region, it has also partnered with a number of schools and colleges to help transform their interiors with a host of eye catching applications.
Most applications have been created using Decal polymeric vinyl and overlaminate, both of which are supplied in the UK and Ireland by Soyang Europe.
Decal polymeric vinyl is a high opacity 75 micron self-adhesive vinyl with a permanent adhesive and a double sided PE liner. It can be used in a wide range of short and medium term promotional applications.
Accompanying this is Decal polymeric overlaminate, a 75 micron polymeric PVC film with UV protection and stabilisation and high performance, high tack, ultra crystalline adhesive. The film is easy to clean and can be used as anti-graffiti protection.
Jess Wright Graphics prints all applications in-house using its Mimaki JV300 Series and JV33 Series printers. Projects have included everything from informative wall displays of maps and history timelines, to large murals and wall art.
‘Decal polymeric vinyl is a cost effective product that causes no problems for us; it is very easy to work with and can be used in a range of applications,’ the signage company’s director Jess Wright said. ‘We have used both the polymeric vinyl and overlaminate in many of the school projects we have produced.
‘We have been working with Soyang Europe for almost 10 years now and it always provides us with a good and reliable service. We look forward to continuing this partnership.’
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