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For all your sign making needs
SignSpares has introduced its very own sign making adhesive. After careful market research SignSpares noticed a gap in the market for adhesives. Many sign companies are using generic adhesives which aren’t designed for sign making. SignSpares has now introduced its own sign making adhesive. Great for all your sign making needs. Whether you need to stick acrylic to trays or your general letter fixing and sealing, SignSpares’ sign making adhesive does it all, and the best part is it’s clear.
SignSpares also has its very own VHB and foam tape. For trays SignSpares recommends using its double-sided foam tape with its sign making adhesive to give you the ultimate bond.
www.signspares.com Sign making adhesive Indasol Sticking ahead of the competition 2 Part Adhesive
When mounting a sign to any surface, it’s important to select the best fixing to cope with weight, wind shear and of course client expectations. That’s why Indasol offers a multitude of options. From its industry-leading UHB structural tape, unbeatable two-part structural adhesives, crystal clear FUSION and single- part SIGNBONDER to brands such as Snap Fix, Simple Fix and
Button Fix, Indasol caters for all types of sign fixing and mounting. All of the Indasol sign fixing and mounting solutions offer a range of weight loading, invisible fixing and the UHB and 2 Parts adhesives can be applied to the sign prior or after power coating.
Trust the fixing specialist AC Essentials
With more than 40 years’ experience, this family-run business has been a trusted name in the sign industry, providing top-quality fixings and fasteners to some of the biggest sign makers in the country. AC Essentials prides itself on its specialist knowledge and commitment to outstanding customer service, ensuring clients get the right fixing for every job. Fixings are at the heart of what AC Essentials does. From BigHead fixings and brass locators to nylon locators, half brackets, and self-adhesive cable clips, AC Essentials stocks a comprehensive range of products designed for strength, reliability, and ease of use. Need screws, nuts, bolts, or rivets? AC Essentials has them all, ensuring you have everything required to secure and
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support your signage with confidence. What sets AC Essentials apart is not just its vast product range but its dedication to making your job easier. The team offer expert advice, completely free of charge, to help you select the best fixings for your project. Plus, with free local delivery and tracked national shipping, getting the right supplies has never been more convenient. When quality, expertise, and service matter, trust the fixing specialist.
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Ideal for demanding applications, UHB and 2 Parts can be used in harsh environments such as petrol forecourts, seasides and oil rigs to name a few. Indasol’s SIGNBONDER can even be used to fit signs in wet conditions. To complement its excellent range of fixings, Indasol offers the full package of surface cleaning and priming where necessary. To give you an idea of how strong the UHB tape is, it will support
1kg of weight per 25mm sq in shear. Available in a range of colours, thicknesses and slit in house
to your chosen width, UHB represents a flexible, yet structurally sound bonding method. Surface compatibility is key with all sign fixings and Indasol prides itself on offering free of charge project assessments and samples to ensure the correct method is selected.
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