Product Glossary

Snap-In Retainer for ESP-4 Products.

Products that work together as a system to provide a standalone signage solution with everything from mounting legs to connectors and trim.

For Flex Face signage, it covers the return of the frame, providing a seamless transition between the frame and the vinyl face.

Signage allowing users to alter displayed copy with movable letters.

Used for mounting channel letters, providing a safe environment for wiring, hardware, and power supplies.

Used to align Excellart frame pieces.

An angled cut made across the face, or width, of an extrusion, typically less than 45 degrees.

Signage with two faces.

Divides cabinet face.

Process used to create objects of a fixed cross-sectional profile by pushing material through a die of the desired cross-section.

F-shape retainer (adds 5/8” to cabinet depth per side).

Typically cut from acrylic or aluminum, affixed to the outward facing surface of a rigid face.

Larger F-shaped retainer (adds 1 5/8” to cabinet depth per side)

Largest F-shaped retainer (adds 2” to cabinet depth per side)

Used to tension flex face material to the frame.

Flexible vinyl material for digitally printed logos and designs, tensioned to a frame system. Pros include versatility, wind resistance, light weight, and seamlessness.

Frame designed for flex face material.

The main structure in creating a sign cabinet

Incorporates a hinged shape in the profile, allowing retainers to be hinged open.

Internal retainer system component series.

Flex face frames that integrate structure to the profile, allowing standalone use or as a structural member for double face flex frames.

The space left in a material equal to the width of a saw blade.

The process where frames are partially cut, leaving kerfs, allowing flexibility in shaping.

Narrowest retainer (adds 7/16” to cabinet depth per side).

This is the description of the surface texture (or finish) of metal after the extrusion die process.

An angled cut made across the face, or width, of an extrusion, typically ranging from 0 to 45 degrees.

Is the x & y dimension of the sign frame.

The continuous line forming the boundary of the sign frame.

A low profile hinge system.

Typically acrylic letters pushed through a rigid face sign material and illuminated from behind.

Used as a signage component to house and conceal wires, power supplies, and other electrical components.

Refers to the arc size of a corner, measured as the distance from the center point of a circle to the outside circumference.

Used to align Excellart retainer pieces.

Materials like expanded PVC, Polycarbonate, and aluminum used for rigid face signs. Pros include dimensional designs, ease of handling, and the ability to incorporate various design features.

Signage with one face. Internal retainer system component series.

Braces a seam on two adjoining pieces.

Standard components that mate together with flat and square surfaces.

Trim for Flex Face signage covering the return and a few inches on each side of the vinyl face.

A textured bar that is wrapped by the flex face of a sign and then inserted into a flex clip in order to tension the sign face.

Framing solution which mounts to a wall.