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GPA Introduces New Wide-Format Promotion

Published

9 years ago

October 9, 2015

Counter graphics and signage are in-demand applications in nearly any commercial environment. With this in mind, GPA is pleased to announce their latest promotion, developed to show printers with wide format press equipment how they can take advantage of this opportunity.

GPA’s new promotion features a popular use of flexible vinyl in a restaurant setting: a counter mat graphic. Printed on Concept® 3.4 Mil Matte White Vinyl with Concept® 3 Mil Matte Clear PVC Laminate from GPA, it showcases how using Flexible Vinyl is the perfect way to bring maximum visibility to limited-time offers. This promotion highlights the benefits of flexible vinyl and other profitable opportunities created for print service providers withwide format technology, ultimately giving them fresh ideas for capturing and creating business growth.

Flexible Vinyl is the hardworking synthetic substrate, available in white, clear and opaque. Printers with many different kinds of press equipment rely on it for its applicationversatility and ability to make their client’s brand or message stand out. In addition to the food and beverage industry, it is frequently used in retailenvironments, the automotive sector, the hospitality industry, the consumergoods market, and other lucrative sectors.

Popular Flexible Vinyl applications include point-of-purchase signage, window graphics, window decals and display graphics, temporary or permanent product markings, promotional advertising, and other custom signs and banners.

GPA is committed to serving print service providers in the wide format arena with a vast selection of face materials, adhesives and liners to accommodate the largest variety of applications andprinting processes. To receive your copy of this promotional piece or for more information, contact GPA at 800-395-9000 or www.askgpa.com

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