Drytac Europe launches WipeOut™ film
Drytac Europe has a new clear gloss polyester film for personalised dry erase graphics ap- plications, which they've branded WipeOut™. WipeOut is a 3 mil (75µ), premium
clear PET overlaminate with a dry erase hard coat. It is ideal for use in children's bed- rooms, school classrooms, offices, hospitals, grocery stores and kitchens. WipeOut can also be combined with
Drytac's ReTac 150 print media, compatible with solvent, UV and latex printer, to create custom-printed, removable, high quality, dry erase graphics that can stick to and be re- moved from virtually any smooth surface. Thanks to its chemical and scratch-re-
sistant clear gloss surface, graphics that are laminated with WipeOut can be written on without ghosting or staining from ink. Steve Broad, Sales Director for Drytac
Europe, said: "Drytac's new WipeOut film is an excellent addition to our customisable range of fully-matched component solutions. ‘By combining WipeOut film with our
ReTac permanently peelable and reposition- able media, customers are able to create be- spoke whiteboard-style graphics that can be moved time and time again leaving no residue. "WipeOut is also remarkably easy to
erase. Its anti-graffiti properties allow for easy removal of ink with standard whiteboard dry erasers. Even permanent marker pen can be removed with the use of rubbing alcohol."
Product availability Drytac WipeOut™ is available in a number of widths up to 61" (1549mm). Drytac's entire range of films and adhesives is exclusively distributed throughout the UK and Ireland by Antalis.
www.antalis.co.uk www.drytac.co.uk
WipeOut™ film for dry erase graphics can be used in many different environments.
Mobile Messaging
Mobile variable message signs are a 'versa- tile and flexible' way to communicate mes- sages, alerts and warnings to drivers. Messagemaker has recently added a new Compact Trailer VMS to its range of traffic signs. Half the size of a standard trailer sign, it is designed for urban use and can be de- ployed as needed. With its small footprint and easy
transportability, the new Compact Trailer Mounted VMS is specifically designed for urban and city locations, where there is a need to communicate without causing a vi- sual obstruction.
Previous VMS signs were limited to sin-
gle colour, fixed height text messages. Unique to Messagemaker their latest full colour ma- trix, mobile VMS provides total flexibility to display text messages, symbols and graph- ics to deliver driver and traffic information with high visibility. They are used for appli- cations from temporary speed limits and di- versions during roadworks, to notification of events and hazardous weather conditions. Available in different pixel resolutions
for high impact text and graphics, their new full mobile VMS offers a versatile and portable solution.
Accessible via 3G and supplied with in-
tegrated security systems, the new unit al- lows for solar or 230V mains power options for maximum flexibility in use. The Mes- sagemaker Mobile Trailer VMS is EN12966 certificated. Messagemaker's range of displays
also includes speed signs, speed limit signs, speed camera signs, road warning and traf- fic hazard signs, plus site and school safety displays.
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