New for Retail and Event Graphics: Neenah conVerd Board Now Available in Black and White

Neenah® Wide Format expands its best-selling Neenah conVerd line with the introduction of conVerd® Zebra Board and conVerd® Tuxedo Board. These two new black and white rigid boards are designed to bring a high-end aesthetic to retail and event graphics where high quality, high fidelity graphics are essential and sustainability is a chief priority.

“These new additions bring the impact and creativity of black and white to help brands create dramatic effects for their structural signage,” said Greg Maze, Sales & Marketing Manager, Digital & Wide Format, Neenah, Inc. “The new conVerd Zebra Board and conVerd Tuxedo Board provide brands with more design options for event graphics, exhibits, displays, POP’s and all types of retail graphics,” he said.

New conVerd® Zebra Board incorporates a sturdy black fluting for a sophisticated alternative to rougher, kraft corrugated bringing a clean, modern edge to its bright white print surface.

New conVerd® Tuxedo Board offers a deep black surface on one side, bright white on the other, and a streamlined look with black fluting. The black surface is ideal for bringing a dramatic element to signage and POP displays.

Neenah conVerd Board® is the environmentally responsible paper-based, FSC® certified rigid board, the preferred alternative to foam boards made with polystyrene or PVC, and truly recyclable with third-party repulpability certification. The boards incorporate a minimum of 10% post consumer waste to achieve maximum sustainability while still delivering the surface quality and print performance characteristics required for critical brand applications. Special-make, custom solutions are also available.

Both new items are offered in 4.7mm (3/16″) or 6.0mm (1/4″) thicknesses in a 48″ x 96″ sheet size, and offer the same features and benefits of all of Neenah’s conVerd Board products:
•100% paper-based
•PCW recycled content, fully recyclable
•Bright white
•Smooth finish
•Crush resistant
•Dimensionally stable
•Moisture resistant
•Static-free
•Easy to cut/trim

New conVerd Zebra Board and conVerd Tuxedo Board can be UV, offset or screen printed and are perfect for hanging signage, indoor POP’s, menu boards, window signs, trade show signage, and a range of retail displays.

“These boards have been tested in a variety of environments and maintain superior stability during changes in temperature and humidity that typically affect other rigid media. These additions bring stability along with the impact of black and white to help brands create dramatic effects,” said Greg Maze, Sales & Marketing Manager, Digital & Wide Format, Neenah, Inc.
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