PRODUCT News
GTMS unveils new simple and sustainable eco-hoarding
A leading event production company is transforming the face of hoardings this autumn thanks to the launch of an innovative and eco-friendly product. GTMS’ new Visionply hoarding is created especially for
retail, advertising, leisure, construction, theme parks and signage industries, and offers a wealth of benefits. Visionply is 100% recyclable, fully weatherproof and can be used
in both permanent and temporary installations. And, as a key time and cost-saving advantage, GTMS’ revolutionary new product is said to cut out two of the processes required with other hoarding products. Dominik Short, GTMS’ Director said, “Visionply is an exciting
addition to our product and services portfolio and we are delighted that this cutting edge hoarding will be of benefit to so many industries.” The new printable plywood panels are available in various
thicknesses and sizes. The Hampshire firm has just completed an installation of 200m2 of Visionply at the first ever Goodwood Vintage Festival that took place in August. “Visionply is extremely versatile whilst offering real choice and
massive cost savings for our clients. It’s not only practical but can be used as an eye-catching feature thanks to the fantastic print quality,” added Dominik.
Visionply hoarding produces an eye catching feature to buildings. GTMS provides exceptional large format print services for large
scale and complex projects,in addition to offering Design and Build and event production services. For further information telephone 08453 10 11 12 or visit the
website
www.gtms.co.uk
Eurobond launches range of high performance acrylic foam adhesive tapes
Eurobond Adhesives Ltd has for over 26 years developed a reputation for supplying high performance adhesive products to thousands of UK businesses in many diverse sectors such as the sign industry, automotive manufacture, aerospace, white goods, medical and electronics industries.
In addition to our existing range of high performance
Penloc structural adhesives, the company has announced the launch of its own range of high performance foamed acrylic adhesive tapes and a range of anti-slip tapes. Simon Dearing, Eurobond’s Managing Director explained,
‘’We are not box shifters like many adhesives companies. My applications engineers are some of the best in the industry, some with over 30 years experience in both adhesive tape and liquid adhesives bonding solutions in the Sign Industry. They can offer a wealth of expert advice and technical help to support any sign making application. “Our range of foamed acrylic adhesive tapes
dovetails our Penloc range of structural adhesives and Vitralit range of UV adhesives perfectly. We can now offer our customers a huge range of products to meet their needs. Our driving force and main aim is to ensure we offer our customers
high quality products backed up with expert advice and technical support. “In today’s very turbulent economic climate
it is important to know and be reassured that your suppliers can deliver on time, every time. Delays in completing a job and being supplied with poor quality products can often cost you more than just money. More often than not it’s your reputation, integrity and repeat orders that are lost. We at Eurobond Adhesives have a next day delivery service as standard.” To find out more about how Eurobond’s, adhesives and adhesive tapes can help you, please
Eurobond foamed acrylic adhesive tape. 16 Sign Update ISSUE 125 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2010
telephone 01795 427888 or visit the website
www.eurobond-adhesives.co.uk
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