Information for the technically minded Expansion & Contraction of Materials All materials expand or contract with temperature change and in sign design and manufacture it is critical that this be taken into account. The amount of expansion (or contraction) depends on the material, the original length of the material and the temperature change. Make Sure Your Signs are Readable - Choose the Right Lettering Size The time and money you invest in your signs can be wasted if they are not readable. Read how to make sure your investment is not wasted by poor lettering choice. Points to remember when designing Tenant Directory Signs A well designed Tenant Directory Sign not only makes a great first impression, complimenting the architecture of the building, it needs to serve it design function - making it easy to find tenant. Click here to learn more on designing an attractive and functional Directory Sign. Using Paint with Low VOC Emissions for "Greener" Signs Manufacturing environmentally friendly signs doesn't have to cost the earth, and it doesn't mean you need to compromise quality. Click here to learn more about how Central Signs are going "green" using low VOC emission paints. Common Signage Terminology Speaking the same language as your suppliers can help avoid a lot of confusion and pain. This month, Tech News looks at the common terminology used in the signage industry. Click here for details.. Vitreous Enamel Signage Vitreous enamel is a finish on low carbon steel achieved by process dating back to ancient Egypt. Click here to get the technical low down on this unique signage process. Non DIrectional Linish Click here for an example of low reflective stainless steel signage. Weathered Steel Weathered steel is compatible with the environment. It compliments natural surroundings & is a cost-effective construction material. Click here to find out more. Graphic Panel Options Comparatively Rated
Seven graphic panel options comparatively rated in regards to resistance to impact, abrasion/scratching, fading, print quality & price Click here for more details. Sign Delivery Time
Talk to any Purchasing or Contracts Manager & they will generally complain that delivering to an agreed program is often not achieved.Click here to read more on how to protect yourself against late delivery . . .
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