twmiller24
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We're trying to find a pressure-sensitive anti-microbial laminate. Does anyone have suggestions?
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Looking for anti-microbial pressure sensitive laminate
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CanuckSigns
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I'm assuming it's a laminate that is infused with something like microban, so bacteria can't grow on it, I've never seen it, but we do a lot of work with hospitals and it would be a nice upsell.
MikePro
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weak, this stuff is still being spec'd? its for lazy people that would rather spec. an exotic, overpriced, material than actually clean their surfaces/graphics properly.
Meant for food service, public transit, or hospitals that want to add a stat-line to their interior design, at about $75/yd. (last I looked-into it)
Hexis may still produce it. But it's really just plain-old overlaminate that was polished with antibacterials during production, and most likely patented by someone who had a great idea to make a buck upselling this stuff to architects.
inquire about Hexis AMO30, AMO60, or AMR120
Meant for food service, public transit, or hospitals that want to add a stat-line to their interior design, at about $75/yd. (last I looked-into it)
Hexis may still produce it. But it's really just plain-old overlaminate that was polished with antibacterials during production, and most likely patented by someone who had a great idea to make a buck upselling this stuff to architects.
inquire about Hexis AMO30, AMO60, or AMR120