Types of window graphics
cut-vinyl
Cut vinyl can be cut into specific shapes or designs using a cutting machine. Unlike printed vinyl, which is digitally printed with designs or text, cut vinyl is typically used for simple, solid-colored designs, letters, logos, or patterns. The process involves cutting out the design directly from a single color of vinyl. This is perfect for car window decals and window graphics for a storefront.
die-cut
Die-cut graphics are custom shapes or designs that are cut out from a material using a specialized cutting tool that precisely shapes the material. This technique allows for intricate, custom shapes, logos, and designs that go beyond traditional rectangular or square cuts. Die-cut graphics are shaped to the contours of the design, creating a more dynamic, personalized look. This is great for customized window graphics.
frosted
Frosted window graphics are a type of decorative window film that creates an etched glass effect. This film is designed to make windows appear frosted, blurred, or matte, offering a level of privacy while still allowing light to pass through. It is often used in offices, conference rooms, and other spaces where privacy is important but light is still desired.
advision
Perforated window film is a type of adhesive film that features a pattern of small holes (or perforations) that allow light to pass through while providing a one-way visibility effect. The material is commonly used for window graphics and car windows for purposes such as advertising, privacy, or decorative purposes.
