Frontlit Banner

     A Frontlit Banner is a type of light-transmitting advertising material designed for backlit applications, featuring a polyester scrim fabric laminated with PVC films. It is widely used in various outdoor and indoor display scenarios, including billboards, exhibition booth decorations, architectural murals, and store displays 

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1. Application Scope​

​ Outdoor Advertising: Billboards, building facades, and highway signs.

​Exhibition & Event: Booth decorations, indoor/outdoor displays.

​Retail & Branding: Storefront signage, vehicle wraps, and window graphics.

​Public Infrastructure: Information boards, subway station decorations.

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2. Production Process​

The manufacturing involves several key steps:

​Base Fabric Lamination: Polyester yarn is woven into a scrim fabric, which is then coated with PVC layers (frontlit banners use an opaque white backing for even light diffusion).

​Surface Treatment: Applying textures (gloss/matte) and functional coatings (UV resistance, anti-mildew).

​Cutting & Finishing: Fabric is cut to size, rolled onto paper cores, and packaged for distribution 

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3. Advantages​

​High Light Transmission: Optimized for backlit illumination, ensuring vibrant colors.

​Durability: Resistant to UV rays, rain, and extreme temperatures (36-month outdoor weatherability) 

​Versatility: Available in various weights (280-610gsm) and finishes (glossy/matte).

​Ease of Installation: Can be mounted with adhesive, tensioned, or framed.

​Safety Features: Fire-retardant and self-extinguishing properties.

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4. Warranty & Longevity​

​General Warranty: 3 years for outdoor use under normal conditions.

​Weight Impact: Heavier weights (e.g., 440gsm) may offer slightly longer durability due to enhanced material density, but actual lifespan depends on environmental factors (UV exposure, pollution) .