Hannu Marketing introduces LED epoxy signs & LED resin letters
The letter for the signage case is made of stainless steel or aluminum profile, and a special kind of epoxy resin is filled in the letter case
Hannu Marketing which specialises in giving complete signage solution to brands has recently launched its epoxy technology in India. Using this technology, the letter for the signage case is made of stainless steel or aluminum profile, and then a special kind of epoxy resin is filled in the letter case. The light transparency is even and comfortable with a high amount of brightness.
Hannu Marketing provides great evenness of lighting by using the principle of LED upside-down lighting refraction. As the main material has macromolecule liquid resin, the overall display could be colourful.
Speaking about it's solution offering, Vinod Kumar Gupta, Managing Director - Hannu Marketing, said: "Many of our clients were trying to get this technology earlier. We have now launched it in India, and have won the appreciation of our clients.â€
"We need to give special attention to the execution as this type of signage mainly involves logo work which is the identity of a corporate brand. Being premium it doesn't require to be very large. The majority of brands goes for a letter height of maximum 2 feet,†he said, adding that the work takes 3-4 days or about a week.
Gupta explained that the advantages of using LED Epoxy letters are:
- High efficiency: maximum usage of lighting
- Energy saving: good quality LED source, 0.1 w per LED point
- Long lifetime: LED life extends to 80,000 hours, and is water-resistant, IP168, ultraviolet-resistant: 7-8, strong resistance to acids and corrosion, better resistance to aging and fade than acrylic
- Environment friendly: all materials are corrosion free, and has no harmful gases
- Uniformity: using mould for lot production to ensure each LED Epoxy letter is uniform
"We have our own quality control team which monitors the whole process,†said Gupta.
Hannu Marketing Pvt. Ltd
Vinod Kumar Gupta
First Published : May 26, 2014 12:00 am