Monthly Archives: March 2010
The ISC West 2010 Security Industry Conference and Trade Show
Mr. Decal attended the ISC West Traded Show as an Exhibiter; The Decal Factory® was located at exhibit booth number 7135. The Decal Factory® exhibited the products we manufacture for the security industry, which are security lawn or yard signs, and decals. In our booth, we exhibited the many shape and sizes of lawn signs and decals. The signs shapes such as octagon, badge, shield square, and diamond which are standard shapes. We also manufacture custom shapes of security lawn signs, for the security dealer or installer as according to their design specifications. Continue reading
Lawn Signs and Window Decals and the Smaller Alarm Dealers
The reason the small alarm dealer has put the purchasing of yard signs and window decals on the back burner are because of cost. The smaller alarm dealers normally would purchase 125-250 lawn sign and from 500-1,000 window decals. Because of the smaller quantity purchases, the smaller dealer would pay a premium for the purchase of the yard signs and window decals.
The Facedown Decal what is it?
The facedown decal is widely used when printing static cling decals. Almost every static cling decal printed on clear static cling to be mounted on the inside of windows because on retail store window the decal mounted on the outside can be removed by anyone. The static cling mounted on the outside of a moving vehicle will blow off because of the wind created. Therefore, the facedown static decal is used to mount on the inside of the window. Continue reading
Static Cling Decals and Labels
Before the invention of static cling substrates, this industry used adhesive labels to identify the different types of lens offered. If you remember purchasing sunglasses in the 1960’s- the early 1970’s you will recall trying to remove the label affixed to the lens of the eyewear. You will also recall trying to remove the adhesive once the label was removed, and if done incorrectly scratching the lens in the process. This was very frustrating to you as the consumer and was equally frustrating to the sunglass manufacturer. Continue reading