Laminators Inc. Expands Econolite Product Line
Aug 5, 2015
Laminators Inc. announces the expansion of their Econolite product line. Econolite is a strong, lightweight aluminum composite panel with a high-density corrugated polypropylene core that will not swell, corrode, rot, wick water or delaminate even under prolonged water exposure. In addition to the various four feet wide Econolite panels, this product is now available in five feet wide panels in eight, 10 and 12 foot lengths in six or 10 millimeter thicknesses.  Featuring a single-sided, finished surface of high-gloss, factory-baked polyester painted aluminum, Econolite is also backed with an unpainted aluminum sheet for added balance. The painted surface is warranted not to crack, chip, flake or peel. Econolite has all the benefits of Laminators’ popular Alumalite™ panel, but with only one finished aluminum side, whereas Alumalite has two finished sides. It’s suitable for paints, digital inks (UV or solvent cured), screen print inks and pressure-sensitive vinyl. The product also easily routs and cuts using standard carpentry tools.
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