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Rigid materials for large-format printing
Discover our selection of rigid supports for indoor and outdoor applications. Solid, durable, and visually striking solutions, ideal for creating panels, signs, displays, installations, and visual communication media .
Thanks to the high print quality and the stability of the materials, they guarantee bright colours, precision in details and long-lasting durability .
White/black Direx
(sandwich or Communication) Composite panel with a high-density polyurethane foam core (or extruded polystyrene foam) and a 1 mm semi-expanded PVC covering. Very lightweight and rigid, it can be edged in black and white. Suitable for advertising prints, room dividers, and indoor displays. Available thicknesses: 10/19 mm (black and white).
Dibond
Double-layer aluminum foil with a layer of black polyethylene inside. The aluminum finish can be white, black, mirrored gold and silver, or brushed gold and silver. Extremely durable and stable. Ideal for outdoor printing, high-end signage, and long-lasting displays . Available thicknesses: 2/3 mm.
SmartX
Lightweight material with solid polystyrene (HIPS) surfaces resistant to UV rays and weather. The core is made of moisture-resistant expanded polystyrene. It is the only rigid and lightweight support suitable for external applications where superior stability is required. Thicknesses available 10/19 mm
Ironplast
compact PVC sandwich with extruded PVC core. Much more rigid than forex, it is suitable for both direct printing and mounting prints thanks to its smooth and flat surface. It finds its best application in the construction of cubes and volumes, thanks to the possibility of folding processing. Thicknesses available 3/5 mm
Triple-flute corrugated board
It’s a type of three-layer laminated cardboard, composed of two smooth cardboard surfaces and a very thin corrugated core. It’s lightweight yet durable, it delivers good rigidity and flatness, and is ideal for packaging and small displays. Available thicknesses 2/4.5 mm
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