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How To Route NovAcryl Photopolymer

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Routing Novacryl Photopolymer PT Series Routing Novacryl Photopolymer – NovAcryl PT Series Photopolymer is constructed with a clear PETG (Polyethylene Terephlalate Glycol) base. PETG is a thermoplastic and machines differently than other materials like Acrylic. The most notable difference is...
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5 Steps To Create a Damn Good Photopolymer Sign

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Artistic and Compliant Photopolymer signs are primarily used to create ADA room identification signs. The design and style of a photopolymer sign enhances the aesthetic of a space and provides accessibility for people with visual disabilities who occupy the space.

Why You Need To Change Your Bulbs

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Improve Cycle Times and Quality Exposure to UV light is what creates the photopolymer elements of a sign. The photopolymer that comes in contact with the UV light hardens allowing the unexposed polymer to wash away in plain water during...
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How To Apply Matthews LVOC Paint

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Techniques for Painting Photopolymer Sheets The way you paint a photopolymer sign affects the tipping processing with hot stamp foil. The standard Matthews Acrylic Polyurethane (MAP) paint is applied and dries differently than the Matthews LVOC paint as they are...
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How To Laser Cut NovAcryl

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Learn How To Laser Cut NovAcryl Laser Cut NovAcryl – The base material used for the NovAcryl PT Series Photopolymer is PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol). Many people think that the clear base is acrylic and are often times surprised when...
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