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Alumigraphics GRIP

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Alumigraphics GRIP Floor Graphics Film

AlumiGraphics® can be cut with ease using scissors, die-cutters or plotter-cutters. Images look like they're painted directly to the surface they're applied to turns ordinary concrete into brilliant concrete graphics and turns asphalt into works of art! And remember, AlumiGraphics® GRIP surpasses anti-slip safety standards, both when wet or dry.

Features & Benefits:

  • Rugged aluminum foil base material conforms and holds to the texture of the surface it's applied to
  • High Durability - holds up to heavy pedestrian traffic, rolling vehicle and all types of weather
  • Wider material for better yield - 53" of completely usable space for edge-to-edge printing capability
  • Print direct to the anti-slip surface - NO OVER-LAMINATES
  • Unique high friction surface provides exceptional anti-slip stability that meets Occupational Health and Safety standards in both dry and wet conditions
  • Reflective surface makes graphics highly visible at night
  • For use on large format digital prints: UV curable, latex and solvent...even screen printing!
  • Aggressive pressure sensitive adhesive perfectly balances strength and tack
  • Simple peel and stick installation, just sweep and press on
  • Typically no residue remains on the surface with peel-off removal
  • Environmentally friendly - no PVC or hazardous ingredients, dispose with aluminum recycling
  • Simply a better value...lower price point than alternatives without sacrificing quality
  • Made in the USA

Applications:

  • Sidewalks & Walkways
  • Entrances & Vestibules
  • Stairs, Aisles & Rows
  • Elevator & Escalator Entries
  • Parking Spaces & Curbs
  • Patios & Courtyards
  • Factory & Warehouse
  • Concourse & Landings
  • Exterior Walls & Facades

 

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