For over 600 years, the River Wear – which runs through the North East of England – was the cornerstone of the country’s enormous shipbuilding industry. Paying homage to this, photographer John Kippin launched the Ships that Past project, which celebrated the vessels that used to be constructed in the area. Enlisting the help of wide format digital printer The Rip, the project – with the help of the Lintec Graphic Films’ high quality non-PVC E-2301RC Vitrocolour film – transformed the glass façade of the Sunderland National Glass Theatre, which sits poignantly on the former site of one the shipyards.

Lintec Graphic Films will showcase its range of leading non-PVC premium window films for screen and digital applications on its stand (B2-264) at FESPA Digital 2014 (Munich, May 20^th – 23^rd).

Skype’s stylish new office in London is now adorned with iconic logos of famous British bands, brands and people as part of a radical refurbishment job underpinned by signage solution provider Signbox and Lintec Graphic Films’ Vitrocolour^® E-2200ZCnon^–PVC process colour film.

Skype’s stylish new office in London is now adorned with the iconic logos of famous bands, brands and people as part of a radical refurbishment job underpinned by signage solution provider Signbox and Lintec Graphic Films’ Vitrographic range.

Lintec Graphic Films, the leading UK-based supplier of specialist pressure-sensitive coated film products for durable label applications, has extended its HEATPROOF label series. The launch of HP-CBR – a exteme high temperature label product that can withstand temperatures of up to an impressive 1200ºC and be variable data printed on-site – further addresses a number of challenges faced by the ceramic, glass and metal production industries.

Looking for an innovative, easy to apply and durable solution for its latest wayfinding and signage project, Richmond-based design strategists Minale Tattersfield worked closely with Lintec Graphic Films to enhance the visitor experience at the latest iteration of the capital’s annual architectural showcase Open House.

The high quality and versatility of Lintec Graphic Films’ Vitrocolour^® E-2200ZCnon^–PVC process colour film has injected a panoply of vibrant colour and refreshing modernity into the new offices of Bolton at Home.

Architects, designers and branding specialists will be inspired with new ideas and opportunities when they visit the Lintec Graphic Films stand (O160) at 100% Design (18 – 21 September, Earls Court, London). The supplier of innovative printable non-PVC window films will be showcasing its newly rebranded Vitrographic range, which includes a wealth of new and novel ideas to create privacy, ‘moving’ images and other solutions to enhance, adapt or change glazed surfaces.

Lintec Graphic Films is presenting a range of its latest PVC-free premium window films and durable label substrates for screen and digital applications on its stand (N45S) at FESPA 2013 (London, June 25^th – 29^th).

The meeting room in the new offices of Sussex-based full-service digital agency Bozboz fully exploits the potential of Lintec Graphic Films’ Vitrocolour^® non-PVC process colour film to realise vibrant, eye-catching glass surface treatments.

Microaces is the latest company name on the lips of micro plane enthusiasts and hobbyists around the globe. The UK-based business, that offers a range of micro scale aircraft kits designed for four-channel radio control, was launched in September 2012 by Jon Porter and Simon Barr, who both have a passion for aviation history and micro scale radio control aircraft.

Did you know that Transport for London (TfL), the local government body responsible for transport in Greater London, UK, enlisted Lintec Graphic Films to help guide visitors around the capital? The map sign system, called Legible London, was installed across London during the build-up to the series of events, including the Queen’s diamond jubilee, Olympics and Paralympics that put London in the international spotlight over the past few months. With the new glass maps replacing a large number of the enamel based printed signs that are traditionally used, TfL chose Lintec Graphic Films’ ultra-clear UV printed polyester Vitrocolour film to show the way.