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Colossal stands at Auto Expo 2015
wrapped in fire retardant Sun Fabric materials


Big auto players in the recent Auto Expo 2015, organised at India Expo Mart in Greater Noida, opted for Sun Fabric materials to don their colossal exhibition stands. New Delhi-based Visual Displays is the firm behind the inclusive printing and supply of the fire retardant textile materials. SIGN & GRAPHICS takes a look at the impressively fabricated stands, using Sun Fabric materials.

Green printing is the thrust in the market. And this is what Visual Displays is known for. The company collectively uses totally fire-retardant ‘green’ Sun Fabric materials, latex vinyl media, 3M IJ180 and others to trump up the exhibition stands at the landmark Auto Expo 2015 where thronged a big crowd of celebs and auto enthusiasts from all over the country. Leading auto companies including Hero, Mercedes Benz, JMB Group, Hyundai, Suzuki, among others were the ones whose stands got wrapped outstandingly using the materials from Visual Displays, which also took charge of print service.

“Our fabric materials are suitably designed for high-end applications and standout textures in graphics,” remarks Deepak Girotra, director, Visual Displays. Now that the concept of ‘quality’ in large-format graphics is hooking to fabric materials for any application under the sun, Sun Fabric is poised to be the decisive solution and the auto stands at Auto Expo 2015 were the proven instances. The stand of Hero was wrapped using Sun Fabric canvas while Mercedes Benz and JMB stands sported graphics printed on latex vinyl and 3M IJ180. The same materials were chosen for the Hyundai and Suzuki stands as well.

Apart from the printed materials being used to wrap the expo stands, Visual Displays also supplied plain cover fabrics to the auto majors to keep their vehicles obscured before the launch sessions during the expo. Furthermore, the buses used for shuttle service to ply visitors to the expo ground were wrapped using vinyl films from Visual Displays. Now the company’s inclusive involvement into latex printing and fire-retardant fabric materials has garnered a new paradigm shift towards quality production.

Applications galore all around!

Be it event stage or vehicle wrap or in-shop display, Sun Fabric materials from Visual Displays are on steep demand. Right from the recent India-Africa Forum Summit 2015 to Satish Gujral’s art exhibition, Metro Rapid train wrap, Big Bazaar’s point-of-purchase (POP) and Amazon van, Sun Fabric materials meet the requirement of these applications all over the places. Backdrop and display graphics flaunted in the stage craft of India-Africa Forum Summit 2015 in New Delhi were prepared using fire-retardant new Sun Fabric canvas material.

Compatible with latex printing technology, Sun Fabric materials have also been chosen to produce life size framed backlit photographs being put on display at the gallery of a recent exhibition of artist and muralist Satish Gujral. Printing materials from Visual Graphics are also used to wrap Rapid Metro in Gurgaon, which is linked to Delhi Metro’s Yellow Line at Sikandarpur. The special train called Discovery Kids: Joy Express was wrapped promoting the sponsoring children’s television channel.

Big Bazaar is yet another big user of Sun Fabric materials to prepare its in-shop displays installed in several stores of the super market chain. Backlit POPs made of these fabric materials have now enhanced the ambience of a number of Big Bazaar stores in Delhi. Amazon is just another customer of Visual Displays that has wrapped its delivery van, both interior and exterior, using high-end Sun Fabric materials. Even the fabrics are used as curtains inside the van.

Based in Okhla Industrial Area Phase-I, Visual Displays is a one-stop signage/graphics art solution centre, whose state-of-the-art production setup is equipped with a line of HP Latex printers and others. The company’s Sun Fabric material is certified by SGS, one of the world’s leading inspection, verification, testing and certification companies of health hazardous elements.

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