Backlit Banners
Definition:
Backlit banners are designed to glow from behind, creating a vivid and eye-catching display. These banners are often used in low-light or nighttime conditions to maximize visibility.
Construction:
Material: Made from high-quality translucent materials such as vinyl or polyester, which are tear-resistant, fade-resistant, and waterproof.
Printing: Graphics are reverse-printed onto translucent materials to ensure clear visibility when illuminated.
Lighting Technology: LED lights are widely used due to their energy efficiency, long life, and ability to produce bright, even lighting.
Applications:
Outdoor Advertising: Suitable for billboards, bus stops, and building facades, ensuring high visibility even at night.
Retail Displays: Used to highlight products or promotions in stores and attract attention with illuminated graphics.
Event Signage: Popular at trade shows and expositions for displaying sponsors and event information.
Airport and Traffic Signs: Used for wayfinding and advertising, providing clear visibility in different light conditions.
Advantages:
Visibility: Clearly visible even in low-light conditions, effective for all-weather advertising.
Attract Attention: Lighting naturally attracts attention, making them stand out in a crowded environment.
Durability: Made of weather-resistant materials, they ensure long-term durability even in harsh outdoor environments.
Front-lit Banners
Definition:
Front-lit banners are designed for regular lighting conditions, with graphics printed on a material that allows light to pass through the front. They do not rely on backlighting for visibility.
Construction:
Material: Typically made of opaque materials such as vinyl or PVC.
Printing: Graphics are printed directly to the front using standard inkjet or UV printing technology.
Applications:
Retail Signage: Typically used for storefront and in-store displays to communicate promotional and brand.
