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FIXTURES & FITTINGS Innova Solutions for extra bonding strength


An expanded range of structural adhesives, pressure-sensitive bonding tapes and alternative mechanical sign fixing systems from INNOVA Solutions has evolved from the company’s partnering with leading sign manufacturers. The products are the result of Innova Solutions’ known ability to meet specific sign fixing requirements and in particular those where alternative solutions have failed or where a higher than normal bonding strength is deemed necessary. Key products of the enlarged range


include NovaBond SignFix, NovaBond SG and NovaFix high-strength bonding tapes, NovaWeld structural adhesives, NovaLok re-closeable fastening systems, NovaMag adhesive and non-adhesive magnetic media and NovaHead alternative mechanical fasteners. All of these products can be used with a wide range of commonly used substrates, including steel, aluminium, glass, acrylic and composite materials. NovaBond acrylic tapes make provision


The NovaWeld range from Innova Solutions bonds a wide range of sign making materials, including those requiring a lower temperature cure process.


for differential expansion between dissimilar materials, allowing the bond to stretch and recover during extreme environmental conditions. They are available in a range of thickness from 0.25 to two millimetres in white, grey and crystal clear formats. NovaBond SG tapes offer high initial and ultimate adhesion to a similarly wide range of substrates. Due to their high shear strength, they are particularly suited to the mounting of signs and displays on interior and exterior walls. They are also excellent for the edge-seaming of banners and eliminate the need for conventional welding or stitching. NovaWeld structural adhesives incorporate the latest two-part


methacrylate technology. They can be used to bond a wide range of sign making materials, including those requiring a lower


temperature cure process. NovaLok re-closeable heavy-duty snap shut fasteners incorporate a nylon locking system backed with NovaBond adhesive tape technology. They can be used for the temporary or permanent fixing of sign panels. The NovaMag range of adhesive and non-adhesive magnetic and non-magnetic-receptive media can also be used for temporary promotional material as well as for the mounting of changeable message systems. Fast and easy to apply, NovaHead mechanical fastening


systems are available in both zinc-plated mild steel and marine- grade stainless steel formats. They are the most cost-effective and reliable alternative to traditional mechanical fastening systems. For further information, visit www.innovasolutionsonline.com or telephone 01282 867390.


NovaBond high strength bonding tapes from Innova Solutions allow for differential expansions between dissimilar materials. 30 Sign Update ISSUE 129 MAY/JUNE 2011


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