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FLEXcon Undergoes Website Redesign

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14 years ago

January 26, 2010

Screen Printing Screen Printing February 2010 Issue

FLEXcon, manufacturer of pressure-sensitive films and adhesives, has redesigned its Website to include updated product content and the My FLEXcon Info section for registered customers.

The enhancements are designed to inform traditional printers and converters with dedicated sections on applications and products and to reach out to a broader audience of OEMs, brand marketers, advertising agencies, and design firms to keep this group abreast of FLEXcon’s latest information.

FLEXcon, manufacturer of pressure-sensitive films and adhesives, has redesigned its Website to include updated product content and the My FLEXcon Info section for registered customers.

Registered users can log into the MyFLEXcon Info from any page with FLEXcon.com without opening a separate URL. The section identifies sales and technical-support personnel and allows for order tracking and payment history by date, invoice number, amount paid, or check number.

All visitors can navigate the Products & Solutions section by clicking on the FLEXcon Brand, Market/Industry, or Attributes links. The brand link allows visitors to research the standard VBS (Value, Better, Supreme) product line, which includes the BUSmark, DPM, THERMLfilm, and FLEXmark floor art.

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