300-400 Signs...

[NatEng]

Got potentially 300-400 sign panels to supply.

Needs to be 40" x 72"

Indoor use needs to be 0.21 thick at least.

What are the options to get prices competitive?

We have UV printer.

Any thoughts would really appreciated

Thanks!

 

[CanuckSigns]

Styrene. But the size isn't great for material utilization, not sure of you can get styrene in rolls like polycarbonate?

 

[rossmosh]

6mm PVC/Sintra.
.25in MDF or Hardboard
6mm Coroplast

Without knowing anything about the project, I'd imagine 6mm PVC would be the way to go.

 

[Christian @ 2CT Media]

You can get rolls of styrene in 42" x 50' but not that thick. I'd go with 5mm Foam board for cost reasons unless they wanted something more rigid.

 

[oldgoatroper]

styrene would be limitied lifetime -- becomes brittle and starts to crack and yellow -- yes, even indoors

Sintra (or similar) if surface needs to be clean-able

FomeCor or similar if panels will be away from the possibility of being touched.

 

[Johnny Best]

My vote for 6mm PVC odd size, a lot of drops, also try to get your plastic supplier to cut it for you.

 

[NatEng]

Thanks so much for your help guys!!

 

[FireSprint.com]

We can do these. Could use 020 or 030 styrene, foam core, coro, pvc, aluminum, acm, etc.

What's there now?

Email for a quote once you get a better idea on material. Support@firesprint.com

 

[tulsagraphics]

Contact a substrate manufacturer directly (depending on which material you want to use) and ask them for a custom quote. For example, corrugated plastic is an extruded product. The manufacturer can cut any length they want, and trim the width to size. Should be very cost-effective (not much waste), and you won't have to cut down anything in-house.

 

[Oroscoe]

Does it hang, or wall mount?