Custom Printed Corflute Signs

Description

Why Choose Our Signflute™ Signs

• Massive bulk discounts available—use our instant online calculator for quick pricing

• Produced using premium Signflute™ material for long-lasting performance

• UV- and weather-resistant printing for outdoor durability

• Brilliant full-colour graphics created with advanced UV digital printing technology

• Flexible sizing: from 150 mm × 150 mm up to 2400 mm × 1200 mm

• Larger displays can be made by combining multiple panels

• Custom shapes available, including circles, triangles, hexagons, and convex geometric designs

• Optional rounded corners—just let us know your preferred curve radius

• Clear, rust-proof eyelets that maintain a clean, professional appearance

• Eco-friendly and fully recyclable, even with eyelets installed

• Maximum single-sheet size: 1200 mm × 2400 mm (larger formats assembled from multiple panels)

Tip: If you need a specific flute direction, please include this in your order notes. Otherwise, we’ll select the orientation that offers the best material efficiency.

 

 

We can cut corflute signs into a range of convex geometric shapes including:
– Squares or Rectangles
– Circles
– Triangles
– Hexagons
– All of these shapes can have curved corners (you would need to advise the radius you would like for the rounded corners)

 

The radius of the rounded corners can be specified by our customer to suit the design of the sign. We normally recommend 30mm as a suitable radius.

 

How long will my sign last?  It all depends on UV Exposure. However our corflute corrugated plastic and advanced printing technology has increased the life expectancy of digitally printed corrugated plastic signs by about 30%. If the signs are always outdoors and exposed to UV, the life expectancy has increased from around 12 months to over 15 months. If they are indoors they will last for years!

 

Should I specify the direction of the flutes?  It is important to let us know if you need the flutes to run in a particular direction. This could apply if you are using the corflute sign with ground spikes (in which case you would need vertical flutes so the spikes can slide into the flutes), or if you are attaching the corflute sign to a single vertical post or telegraph pole (in which case you would need horizontal flutes to provide extra strength and prevent the corflute sign bending around the pole). If you do not specify a flute direction the signs will be made with the flute direction that provides us with the best yield.

 

Why are clear eyelets better than the old metal eyelets?  Clear eyelets are the latest in eyelet technology. The old metal eyelets would block the graphic on your sign and be very noticeable – but you can see straight through the clear eyelets. This allows you to see more of your graphic on the sign as the clear eyelets are barely noticeable. The clear eyelets are also just as strong as the metal eyelets but will not rust. The signs look significantly better with the clear eyelets.