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MagX Introduces 48″ Wide Printable Magnetic Sheeting and Launches Complete New Line of MagX Products

Published

9 years ago

November 25, 2014

With several new Xtra-Wide products being introduced, the new MagX Line of printable magnetic sheeting is impressive and includes:

MagX 48: A revolutionary new wide printable magnetic product for point-of-purchase, signage and display graphics measuring a full 48"

MagX 40: The world’s first and still most popular 40" printable magnetic sheeting for large format printing

MagX 30: The product with a little extra, a new 30" wide product offering 6 additional inches of print space

With several new Xtra-Wide products being introduced, the new MagX Line of printable magnetic sheeting is impressive and includes:

MagX 48: A revolutionary new wide printable magnetic product for point-of-purchase, signage and display graphics measuring a full 48"

MagX 40: The world’s first and still most popular 40" printable magnetic sheeting for large format printing

MagX 30: The product with a little extra, a new 30" wide product offering 6 additional inches of print space

MagX 24: The first and still the best printable magnetic sheeting with a true web width of 24-3/8"

John Kanis, Vice President and General Manager states, "Making a wider printable magnetic product is not as easy as it may seem. MagX has had years of experience in producing wider products that exhibit excellent lay flat properties. Other manufactures have tried but just cannot produce a quality product in this wider format. Now MagX has.

For more information visit magxamerica.com or contact MagX at 1-800-979-1150.

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