Infotex is a modular internal aluminium panel system. Infotex can be used for door and wall plates, directories and both single and double sided projecting and suspended signs. There are six standard lenghts. An extensive range of colour finishes are available, together with a range of detail trims to enhance the product. The slim elegant design of the system enables Infotex to work effectively in any environment, and it's modular nature and range of fixing options make it both flexible and interchangeable. Please request quotations for sign systems pricing |
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CONSTRUCTION
Infotex sign systems can be manufactured in flat or curved form. Typical product uses include:
Door & Wall Panels
Projecting Panels
Directory panels
Suspended Panels
Desk Plates
Framed Directory Panels
DOOR & WALL PANELS
There are over 30 panel combinations from just using the six standard panel heights.
PROJECTING PANELS
The fixing bracket incorporates an angled fixing edge for adjustment on uneven surfaces. The dovetail trims show connecting panels.
DIRECTORY PANELS
The wall mounted directory panels include a locking strip to prevent removal.
SUSPENDED PANELS
Different sized panels can be arranged back to back by used of the dovetail strip. The dovetail also acts as the capable guide on this product. Further panels can be added by a special connecting detail trim located within the panels as shown. This can be finished in any colour to enhance the overall sign.
DESK PLATES
There are three variations of this desk plate which incorporate varying panel combinations of 20 and 40 mm. The desk plate also has an optional slider. Detail trims can be added to the top of the desk plate and finished in the standard colour range.
FRAMED DIRECTORY PANELS
The most recent addition to Infotex is the unique frame and rail system designed to encapsulate any combination of the directory panels. The ‘vertical panel driver’ is an accessory of the Infotex frame and rail system. This new component now allows any combination of standard panels of different depths to be arranged horizontally against each other within the same directory.
