AdamsTech announced that after careful testing conducted on its new trimless channel letter material by Underwriters Laboratories, LetterFormÒ has been officially listed as a UL Recognized Component.
“After the Innovation Award at this year’s ISA Expo, official UL recognition is another sign that this material is going to be big,” says James Cross, product manager at AdamsTech.  “With national programs already adopting our TrimlessÒ signage, they can rest assured that LetterForm has been professionally tested and is ready for installation.”
In order to meet the surge in demand for this material, AdamsTech keeps LetterForm in stock at its headquarters in Boulder, Colorado. Coils are available in 37mm (1-3/8"), 60mm (2-3/8") and 100mm (4") heights and are prepainted in black or white. While currently available in .040" aluminum, polished stainless steel material is in the final stages of R&D and anticipated to be available shortly.
AdamsTech also announced its plan to offer customers “Trimless Bootcamp”, a three-day training program designed to arm sign makers with the skills and knowledge needed to fabricate Trimless. In addition to exclusive access and comprehensive training on patented fabrication techniques, including LiquiLetterÒ, the resin design process AdamsTech introduced this year at the ISA Expo, attendees will receive in-depth machine training and learn how to optimize their ChannelBenderÒ series machines for all types of material. With customers already signed up for the program, AdamsTech expects Trimless Bootcamp to make a significant impact on the sign industry. Classes are scheduled to start this year.
Visit https://www.channelbender.com for more information, or call 303-798-7110 ext. 203
About AdamsTech:
AdamsTech is the exclusive distributor for the SDS ChannelBender series of channel letter benders, along with other equipment and supplies for the fabrication of all types of letters and logos, including Trimless channel letters. The company introduced the first version of its patented technology in 1996, and continues to work with the signage and design community to identify and develop new and innovative solutions for sign makers. AdamsTech continues to work with its global manufacturing partners to continuously refine and improve automated metal fabrication processes and technologies.
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