Web Upload: https://www.858graphics.com/uploader/ Acceptable File Formats: Adobe Illustrator: .ai Adobe Photoshop (.psd) Vector (.eps) Portable Document Format (.pdf) Tagged Image File Format (.tiff) Fonts: All fonts must be outlined and Vectorized Color Specifications: CMYK File Format Cut Lines: Draw a 1pt magnet lines to cut. This will need to be provided on a separate layer. Please be sure this is not flattened on the printed art. This line will be used as the precise cut line!

How large can my rigid print be?

Our materials come default at 4 foot by 8 foot. These materials include foamcore, dibond, PVC, styrene, ultraboard, gatorboard, cardstock, coroplast, and acrylic. If requested, we have the ability to order these in custom sizes. Call you customer service rep to find out more!

What uses do Coroplast signs have?

The fluted center of corrugated plastic gives Coroplast structural strength while still being lightweight and easy to cut. That makes Coroplast the substrate of choice for applications that require featherweight, waterproof, and and durable signs. Directional signs and spinner arrows are often made of Coroplast. The flutes of Coroplast are perfect for holding wire stakes, making easy yard signs. POP displays make good use of Coroplast’s rigidity. Any time you need something lightweight, portable, colorful, and resistant to crushing or frequent handling, consider Coroplast signs.

Coroplast is a brand name for corrugated plastic (other brand names include Polyflute and Correx). It is made of twin-walled polypropylene with a fluted core that gives it structural strength. Coroplast is also heat sensitive and is prone to warping when displayed or stored in areas of high heat. However, an indoor sign subject to gentle treatment and occasional cleaning will last up to 5 years.

Coroplast - 858 Graphics

Coroplast

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating

(1 customer review)

Printed coroplast signs have the ability to reach a large audience with minimal cost. Custom printed to meet your individual needs, our corrugated plastic signs are ideal for repeated outdoor use putting your business ahead of the competition. They can be

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1 review for Coroplast

Rated 5 out of 5

– August 9, 2011

Brandon, Thank you for rushing on the last minute order we placed. We thought that we were going to have no signs for our Athletic Boosters function. You provided us with a lower price and faster turnaround then the local printer we’ve been using for 4 years; not to mention you didn’t charge extra for full color. My team thanks yours! Go Tigers! Go 858 Graphics!

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Artwork Requirements
Web Upload: https://www.858graphics.com/uploader/
Acceptable File Formats:
1. Adobe Illustrator: .ai
2. Adobe Photoshop (.psd)
3. Vector (.eps)
4. Portable Document Format (.pdf)
5. Tagged Image File Format (.tiff)
Fonts: All fonts must be outlined and Vectorized

Color Specifications: CMYK File Format

Cut Lines: Draw a 1pt magnet lines to cut. This will need to be provided on a separate layer. Please be sure this is not flattened on the printed art. This line will be used as the precise cut line!
How large can my rigid print be?
Our materials come default at 4 foot by 8 foot. These materials include foamcore, dibond, PVC, styrene, ultraboard, gatorboard, cardstock, coroplast, and acrylic. If requested, we have the ability to order these in custom sizes. Call you customer service rep to find out more!
What uses do Coroplast signs have?
The fluted center of corrugated plastic gives Coroplast structural strength while still being lightweight and easy to cut. That makes Coroplast the substrate of choice for applications that require featherweight, waterproof, and and durable signs. Directional signs and spinner arrows are often made of Coroplast. The flutes of Coroplast are perfect for holding wire stakes, making easy yard signs. POP displays make good use of Coroplast’s rigidity. Any time you need something lightweight, portable, colorful, and resistant to crushing or frequent handling, consider Coroplast signs.
What is Coroplast?
Coroplast is a brand name for corrugated plastic (other brand names include Polyflute and Correx). It is made of twin-walled polypropylene with a fluted core that gives it structural strength. Coroplast is also heat sensitive and is prone to warping when displayed or stored in areas of high heat. However, an indoor sign subject to gentle treatment and occasional cleaning will last up to 5 years.