Hot Pepper Displays has added numerous fashionably portable Literature Racks. They are mobile and a great way to keep your literature for your product organized within your displays. You can rest easy knowing that while you are conversing with a customer, the literature for your product is still accessible for others who visit your booth. Along with Literature racks, Hot Pepper also has a great selection of Pop-Up Displays, which are portable and a great way to advertise your product for small shows. Banner Stands, they are a great, cost effective way to advertise your company or product. Once again portable and look great anywhere. Another product available is the One Fabric Displays, which is the easiest type of Pop-Up Display, using only one piece of fabric that Velcro’s to the frame, your display pops up in a matter of seconds. Once again, this product is very portable and easy to set up and take down. Truly a great way to advertise your product in a timely manner. The special product available currently is the Alumalite Displays which are the lowest cost, most advance, hybrid trade show display available. Starting weight at 133lbs. You can have your very own display that will catch your customer’s attention and will professionally represent your product.
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Proper Techniques For Cleaning Trade Show Display Ink Jet Graphics
Tuesday, May 26th, 2009When cleaning your trade show display one must practice extreme caution, making sure to not further damage any vinyl laminates or allow for any chemicals or water-based solution to get under the vinyl.
The first step in cleaning your graphics is to verify what kind of damage you will be trying to clean. For small stains or light scuffs you can use window cleaner or any light-grade general purpose cleaner. Apply first to a cloth, before working your way up to directly applying it to the stain. For more significant damage avoid using bleaches or other powerful cleaners. This can cause significant and irreversible damage to the outside of the graphic.
When cleaning the graphic avoid scrubbing or rubbing the affected area. Doing this can cause damage to the graphic, causing scratches, gashes or tearing the vinyl. Any damage, even slight, made to the laminate can become worse over time.
Additionally be careful when cleaning the edges of your graphics, since the vinyl does not cover this area. If your cleaning solution gets under the edges it can cause the graphic itself to be damaged, with either bleeding of the ink or causing the graphic and vinyl protective laminate to become detached.
For more information about protecting your trade show display graphics and other trade show display products visit Hot Pepper Displays at www.hotpepperdisplays.com or call 1-866-994-1608.
Protection Tips For Purchasing Your Pop Up Display From Hot Pepper Display
Thursday, January 22nd, 2009
10' Graphic/Fabric Pop Up Displays
One of the more popular displays in the trade show industry is the various styles and sizes of pop up displays. Ranging from six-foot table top displays to 20-foot modular displays, these displays are portable and serve as a functional method to market your product and company.
Just about every trade show company, distributor or manufacture has a display that is a pop up, that is why it is important to know what can distinguish a good pop up display with a bad pop up display.
Every pop up display starts with a frame and is usually the best indicator for quality of the product. Fully erect, the frame should be very sturdy with limited wobbling. The frame should also be easy to erect and should be able to pop into place on its own about when opened about halfway. There are also different metals that frames are made of. Typically aluminum frames are the best because they can hold they are the lightest and also most durable.
Next, look at the channel bars of the pop up display that will provide stability to the overall frame and allow you to place fabric or graphic panels up. Higher end pop up display will only six channel bars for a 10-foot, while lower end models with have 24 channel bars. Also, higher quality products will have channel bars that snap on to points in the back instead of slid on.
Another important note about channel bars is the quality of the peg on the top of each that allows graphic or fabric to be fastened to. You want to look for metal, instead of plastic, which is more prone to breaking or wearing down.
Graphic or fabric panels are the final step in looking for quality. Fabric should feel like a high grade twilled and should be available in many colors if it is high quality. Graphic panels that are high quality should be expensive thanks to the protective material it is printed on.
Finally, ask about the case. Some pop up displays ship in cases that are soft plastic. You are better off searching for someone who provides a hard case. The obvious difference is protecting your investment and ensuring its life.