3200K Warm White LED Strip Light for 3D Signages and Channel Letters from IROGA 3D
3200 K warm output matches hospitality interiors instead of clashing with them
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Hospitality branding leans on script fonts warm light and interiors where a cold clinical sign would fight the room. Both of those are awkward for traditional fabrication and straightforward for printing with the right strip.
3200 K warm output matches hospitality interiors instead of clashing with them
View productThe trim edge is printed into the face instead of being an applied trim cap
View productPremium acrylic face capability in a workshop that cannot host the 1200 mm column
View productReaches a pink to purple range that cannot be mixed from other stocked colours
View productMinimum order of one roll so a new colour can be trialled without committing stock
View productMatch the letterform to the printer rather than to a bending radius
Select 3200 K warm white for interiors and confirm with a lit sample
Use the UV curing option where a glossy acrylic face is expected
Seal cable entries on any terrace or courtyard position
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Read moreAnswers to what buyers ask before ordering Hospitality and Food Service.
Yes. Printing has no bending radius limit, and the S-shape LED strip bends around tight curves and thin strokes.
3200 K warm white. It sits with timber brass and low level interior lighting instead of fighting it.
Yes. The LED strip is IP67 and PETG-S is rated for outdoor use, so one specification covers both.
Use the Pro machines, which cure a liquid acrylic face panel onto the printed side wall in a 90 to 120 minute cycle.
For close viewed interior signage the liquid acrylic face is the option to specify.
Tell us the sizes volumes and destinations you work with and we will put a specification together.