The fabric 'skin' used on these displays is printed onto highly elastic fabric using a process of printing known as dye sublimation. Dye sublimation printing onto fabric involves printing the ink and then subjecting the fabric to temperatures in excess of 180 degrees which effectively 'fixes' the ink into the fabric.
Due to the process of printing used, fabric graphics for these types of display can be folded up for convenient transport and even machine washed should they become marked or dirty during use.
Aside from the unique appearance that stretch fabric graphics allow, another major benefit with these banner stands is that the prints are not hard-wired to the framework itself. In other words, the graphics can be removed and replaced at will and without the need for purchasing a new display frame.
For exhibitors looking for new, innovative banner stand displays the TEXStyle range of stands from www.printdesigns.com offer a great and distinctive alternative to existing market offerings.
In the example above we see a TEXStyle Swirl Banner Stand produced for Samsung. The display has a far more upmarket, unique look when compared to conventional roller banners.
The number of suppliers who produce banner stands using stretch fabric graphics is quite limited. This is primarily down to the specialist printing equipment that is required and the skills needed to finish (sew) the fabric graphics into completed products. We do expect that in the coming Months and Years that more companies will consider using these types of displays due to the number of benefits they offer.
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