PRODUCT News Dufaylite launch new 2D boards
Recycled paper honeycomb manufacturer, Dufaylite, has once again added to its portfolio of products by introducing Ultra Board 2D and 2D white.
The new boards are a thinner version of traditional Ultra Board and available in 6mm thickness with a traditional brown honeycomb centre or white core, making it the ideal solution for retail displays, boards, and signs. Perfect for wall mounted, hanging, directional signage, they are the ideal sustainable replacement for rigid plastic, PVC or Foam Board.
Available in standard industry sheet sizes measuring 2440 x 1220, its thickness enables more sheets to be delivered per pallet making it an even more sustainable choice.
“Ultra Board 2D and 2D White are a great addition to our portfolio. We are proud to be responsive to market needs and we are always looking for ways to provide sustainable alternatives. Our eco credentials are at the heart of everything that we do, and this could be a real game changer for everyday use in the print
The new boards are a thinner version of traditional Ultra Board, available in 6mm
and signage industry. It is both easy to print on and to use on cutting tables at a competitive price” commented Ashley Moscrop, Managing Director of Dufaylite.
Manufactured in the UK at the company’s Headquarters in St Neots, it is available to buy through Dufaylite’s exclusive distribution partners Premier who stock, sell and deliver the recycled paper honeycomb board across the country from its 16 UK wide sites.
Brad West, Director of Wide Format
Media and Business Development at Premier, said; “The introduction of the 2D Ultra Board is another breakthrough development for our partnership with Dufaylite. With all the benefits of the traditional Ultra Board but at 6mm thickness, this exciting new product opens up even more creative and sustainable opportunities. Available for next day delivery throughout the UK, we are committed to offering customers more sustainable solutions and 2D Ultra Board is just that!”
Dufaylite is Carbon Neutral and FSC- certified business and is the only honeycomb provider in the world to have secured the AA BRCGS Global Food Safety Standard for its packaging product Envirolite. It also proudly holds the ISO 14001 accreditation for environmental management, with a corporate social responsibility to help its clients become more environmentally aware, whilst offering them the opportunity to generate additional income from the standard cardboard recycling scheme.
www.dufaylite.com
Antalis announces enhanced Coala interior film range
Available at 122cm wide, the Coala range reinvigorates doors, walls and furniture with seven different finishes available
Antalis’ Coala Interior Film range offers new and innovative architectural solutions to further widen the possibilities for spatial designers and interior fit-out professionals. It is an easy, speedy and low-cost option for natural-looking interior decoration.
The updated Coala Interior Film range offers over 480 finishes across seven categories: Wood, Stone, Steel, Textile, Concrete, Colour and Glitter. Additional finishes including Cork, Holographic Metal
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and several new colours have recently been added to the range to further enhance the collection.
Available at 122cm wide, from five metres in length, Coala Interior Film gives a new lease of life to doors, walls and furniture. It enables the refurbishment of all types of interiors – from restaurants and hotels to private homes – with minimal disruption.
Product Manager for Visual Communications at Antalis, Mike Collins,
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comments: “Why throw away when you can renovate? The developments we’ve made to the Coala Interior Film range provide professionals with even more choice when it comes to offering their clients highly effective, highly sustainable but low-cost interior updates. We’ve seen some remarkable transformations using Coala Interior Film, which have enabled businesses to avoid costly renovations.”
www.antalis.co.uk
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