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PRODUCT INNOVATIONS


in flat roof insulation Dow Building Solutions has launched XENERGY SL, a new generation extruded polystyrene (XPS) for insulation of inverted flat roofs. XENERGY XPS combines the proven features of STYROFOAM XPS - durability, reliability and strength – but has even better insulation performance thanks to the addition of infra-red blocking particles to scatter and reflect heat radiation within the foam board. Now, roof designers and contractors are the first to be offered XENERGY SL designed for inverted roof insulation, an extension to Dow’s already popular ROOFMATE SL-A product range. XENERGY SL, which comes in steel grey, is available in single extruded thicknesses of 100, 120, 140 and 160mm. 4mW thermal conductivity gains are possible at 140mm and 160mm thicknesses, an 11 percent improved insulation performance compared with ROOFMATE SL-A. XENERGY XPS is blown with CO2, giving it a Global Warming Potential (GWP) of less than five. Its launch comes hot on the heels of recent thermal conductivity gains across the entire STYROFOAM-A range. For more information email xenergyuk@dow.com or visit www.dowxenergy.co.uk


The next generation


Guide toworkplace graphics


Signbox has just released a newguide toworkplace graphics; called ‘EG’ (EnvironmentalGraphics) this comprehensive, glossy brochure should prove an invaluable tool for architects, interior designers, facilities managers, shop fitters, developers, building contractors, property managers and anyone elsewith a professional interest in the look and feel of the built orworking environment.More andmore companies are investing in inspirational environmental graphics as they recognise that the ambience, aesthetics and visual appearance of theworkplace can have a profound effect on staff, visitors and stakeholders. This growing interest has fuelled a sea change inworkplace graphicswith Signbox at the forefront of themany newdevelopments likeway-findingwallpaper and digitally printed glassmanifestations. In essence the newEGguide shows the full capability of Signbox’s recently formed Environmental Graphics (EG) division that followed a six-figure investment by the company in a ‘state of the art’ print facility. This revolutionary newprint technology can produce large format graphics at fine art quality. For more information telephone 01784 438 688 or visit www.signbox.co.uk


ONELANat ISE 2012


Itwas another fantastic year for ONELAN at ISE 2012,with a bigger stand andmore visitors than ever. The hottest area on the standwaswithout doubt the Cyclone Android player and Enterprise ContentManagement System. Cyclonewas demonstrated driving content not only to traditional digital signage players, but also towebsites and shelf edge screens. Another area that also sparked a lot of interestwas the QR code generator,whichmakes it easy for anyone to use QR codes in their digital signage application. This combined with ONELAN’s Ad Hoc contentmanagement interface allows a user to select content relevant to themor even add messages. The videowall dominated one side of the stand with Samsung 46inch displays in a unique configuration driven by a ONELAN NTB 6000 and a Datapath X4 controller. Finally, visitors could see themany opportunities for the new HDCP compliant HD Capture Solution; frombars, cafés, gyms and hotels to live events - basicallywherever customerswant to combine full HD TV/videowithmulti-zone layout designs. For more information visit www.onelandigitalsignage.com


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