The backbone of any sign is the rigid surface or substrate on which the graphics are applied. We offer three different substrate choices to fit any application.
• PVC – Polyvinyl Chloride or PVC is a standard and popular option for die-cut signage. The popularity of this plastic-like material stems from its durable nature and affordability. PVC signs typically last for years when installed indoors.
• Aluminum – The material we typically recommend for outdoor signage is a composite aluminum material such as Dibond. This material is made of two sheets of .012” aluminum with a solid core of polyethylene plastic. This extremely durable material will never corrode, rust, or warp. This material has even been approved for work-zone safety signage and other highway signage by the Federal Highway Administration.
• Acrylic – Acrylic is a versatile transparent plastic material with a glossy finish. It features outstanding strength, stiffness, and optical clarity that resembles glass.
Next the printed graphics are applied to the selected substrate. Team Fitz digitally prints on permanent-grade adhesive-backed vinyl producing crisp and vibrant graphics. All our die-cut signs are then finished with a laminate. This laminate layer offers protection against abrasion, reduces glare, and protects against UV color fade.