Materials
EPS
Expanded polystyrene, also known as EPS, is a material that is not only used for packaging, insulation boards, and construction materials, but is also widely used in the sign and advertising industry. The material is lightweight and easy to process, making it suitable for creating large letters, logos, and other shapes for billboards and displays. The closed-cell structure of EPS also provides a smooth surface that is easy to print on. EPS is recyclable and can be easily recycled and reused in new products, making it a sustainable choice for the industry.
XPS
Extruded polystyrene (XPS) is a type of plastic foam produced by melting polystyrene beads and extruding them under high pressure and temperature, resulting in a dense, closed-cell structure.
The material has excellent thermal insulation properties, high compressive strength, and moisture resistance, making it a popular material for use in construction applications such as floor, wall, and roof insulation. However, XPS is also widely used in the advertising and signage industry due to its smooth surface, high rigidity, and weather resistance. It is often used as a substrate for lettering and displays, as well as for facade cladding, decorative panels, and other applications where durability and aesthetics are important.
EPP
Expanded Polypropylene (EPP) is a lightweight, closed-cell foam material made from polypropylene resin. It is produced by heating small beads of polypropylene resin until they expand and fuse together into a rigid, yet flexible foam structure. EPP foam has excellent impact resistance, high energy absorption, and good thermal insulation properties.
