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Cat 6 Cable IMO wireless is the last resort for that distance, the walls of the house, weather, etc... will all reduce the strength of the of the signal it would better to run a Cat 6 Cable, in a protective sleeve, from the shop to the house and then set up a router in the house and this is...

there is no attachment regarding the wrapping the edges to the backside, yes we do that often with ACP as it gives a much cleaner look to the finished product, do it both with cast and calendared. We found that is you use several inches, minimum of 3", even with the calendared material...

well now, this thread has escalated quickly. Back to the OP, We have talked to Tim with Orafol and the initial thought is outgassing. It seems that if you use the printer profiles; in this case they are Roland profiles, you have to wait longer than 24 hrs since these profiles lay more ink...

here is the company that has what we were looking for, for future referencing http://www.pelcoinc.com/Portals/0/Documents/Traffic%20Documents/Traffic%20Catalog%202011/Traffic%20Catalog-Sec06-Sign%20Mountings.pdf the google search term was "mast arm sign brackets"

The lamination was installed dry using a Drytac laminator vinyl with lamination was applied to the substrate usually with a big squeegee or by hand squeegee, depending on the graphic size

No, have not spoke with Oracal about this. And, after the issues we just had with 3751 RA about having contamination while printing and the lack of help from Oracal on that, I highly doubt the calendared material will get any more help. it is an issue with the south more than the north...

vertical application, granted the S and W facing signs are showing the burn faster but even the N and E signs are showing the burn. Regardless of the ink coverage the amount of burn is about the same timeframe on happening.

We are located in central Texas and have recently been seeing an issue with Oraguard 210 Overlaminates having UV Burn (turning brown) in fairly short amount of time. 2 years and less is what we are seeing as the current timeframe before the UV Burn becomes noticeable, unlaminated signs are...

firesprint, they are an MM here and we have always seen a true size with the sizes we get

I've already heard them referred to as a Real Estate Posts or Single Arm Sign Posts https://www.google.com/search?q=+Single+Arm+Sign+Post&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#q=metal+Single+Arm+Sign+Post these are very easy to fabricate yourself, and can do so without a welder

second that, at current, this sign is NOT in ADA compliance. Check section 703.3.2 of the 2010 standards it must be below the tactile.

We prefer the N. Glantz version over Max Metal. The PREMIUM is what we use. https://www.nglantz.com/ASSETS/DOCUMENTS/CMS/EN/beBond_SpecSheet_0516.pdf we get this 2 sided for $44.76 a sheet

exactly, this is about as discussed and what printer to get

We found this video when we were replacing our VS print head. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zMVaL5DtjA

:goodpost:THESE ARE AWESOME we have them all over the shop here

that's my guess also

Industrial, they are putting street names on a multilane road with 40 mph speed limit Thanks for the suggestions

looking for a source that sells the mast arm brackets that are attached to the signal poles. Customer is looking to install street name signs onto signal poles.

very valid information, thanks for the detailed write up. Best of luck with the next chapter