Material lighter than corrugated plastic?

[VicoDrive]

We generally use 4mm corrugated plastic for this client but he wants something lighter that is not foamcore but still has the durability of the corrugated plastic. Im going to suggest a 2mm corrugated plastic but is there anything else that may work out? Its being used for a general easel backed presentation sign

 

[J Hill Designs]

since coroplast is mostly air, I doubt anything you find will be lighter and just as rigid/durable.

 

[VicoDrive]

since coroplast is mostly air, I doubt anything you find will be lighter and just as rigid/durable.

Thats pretty much what I was thinking. I just know there are a lot of other materials out there (on the Harbor Sales website) that Im not familiar with, thinking maybe there may be something else also

 

[Gino]

What's the end size of this project ??

 

[VicoDrive]

What's the end size of this project ??

Printing on vinyl and applying to 22" x 28"

 

[J Hill Designs]

you can spare the vinyl weight and outsource to a flatbed direct to coro

 

[BIG EASY DOES IT]

I think some of the foamboard we have used has been just about as lite as the coro. Never took a scale out but it feels pretty close.

 

[rubo]

2015 January issue of Sign and digital graphics magazine - http://www.hexacomb.com/falconboard.html - they claim all kind of goodies so check it out...

 

[Gino]

That's a stock 14ply shocard size. Full is 44" x 28". Cut it in half and you have your size. I don't think there's a big weight difference, but it will look nicer.

 

[VicoDrive]

2015 January issue of Sign and digital graphics magazine - http://www.hexacomb.com/falconboard.html - they claim all kind of goodies so check it out...

Dont think Falconboard would fit their style but that stuff does look cool! Will keep that in mind for other stuff though