| 1 | Standard PVC Flex Banner | Coated PVC with polyester scrim | 280–510 g/m²; approximately 0.28–0.40 mm | Low to moderate; suitable for solid, non-perforated graphics | 6–18 months outdoors, depending on climate and exposure | Solvent, eco-solvent, UV, or latex | Temporary site fences, project announcements, contractor signage, and promotional hoardings | Heat-welded or sewn hems; eyelets every 300–500 mm |
| 2 | Heavy-Duty PVC Flex Banner | Reinforced PVC-coated polyester | 510–680 g/m²; approximately 0.40–0.55 mm | Moderate to high when securely tensioned | 12–24 months outdoors | UV, solvent, eco-solvent, or latex | Longer-term construction hoardings, building wraps, and large-format site barriers | Reinforced hems, welded seams, corner patches, and rust-resistant eyelets |
| 3 | PVC Mesh Banner | Perforated PVC-coated polyester mesh | 270–370 g/m²; approximately 0.30–0.45 mm | High; open area commonly ranges from 25% to 40% | 6–18 months outdoors | Solvent, eco-solvent, UV, or latex | Scaffolding covers, high-rise renovation screens, perimeter fencing, and windy locations | Reinforced perimeter, eyelets, rope pockets, or bungee attachments |
| 4 | Frontlit PVC Banner | Opaque white PVC-coated polyester | 440–550 g/m²; approximately 0.35–0.45 mm | Moderate; requires properly spaced fixing points | 9–24 months outdoors | UV, solvent, eco-solvent, or latex | Daytime project graphics, directional signs, site entrances, and temporary advertising panels | Welded hems, eyelets, pole pockets, and reinforced corners |
| 5 | Backlit PVC Banner | Translucent PVC-coated polyester | 450–600 g/m²; approximately 0.40–0.50 mm | Moderate; generally installed inside a lightbox or rigid frame | 6–18 months outdoors, depending on illumination and weather | UV, solvent, or latex with controlled ink density | Illuminated construction displays, night-time project branding, and temporary lightbox graphics | Silicone edging, keder, sewn hems, or reinforced eyelets |
| 6 | Polyester Fabric Banner | Knitted or woven polyester textile | 110–260 g/m² | Low to moderate; best with frame, rail, or close fixing points | 3–12 months outdoors; longer indoors | Dye-sublimation, UV, or direct-to-fabric printing | Indoor construction exhibitions, sales centers, temporary interior partitions, and premium display graphics | Silicone keder, pole pockets, sewn hems, hook-and-loop, or blockout lining |
| 7 | Blockout Fabric Banner | Polyester fabric with an opaque interlayer | 230–320 g/m² | Moderate; intended for stable frames and controlled installations | 6–18 months outdoors; typically longer indoors | Dye-sublimation or UV printing | Double-sided graphics, temporary walls, indoor construction presentations, and premium hoarding systems | Silicone edging, zipper corners, sewn hems, or frame-compatible sleeves |
| 8 | PVC-Free Composite Banner | Polyester or polypropylene-based coated textile | 300–450 g/m² | Moderate; varies according to coating and reinforcement | 6–18 months outdoors | UV, latex, or eco-solvent, depending on the coating | Projects requiring reduced PVC content, temporary fencing, and environmentally specified displays | Welded or sewn hems, eyelets, keder, and reinforced corners |
| 9 | Reflective PVC Banner | Reflective sheeting laminated to PVC or flexible fabric | Approximately 400–600 g/m²; thickness varies by reflective layer | Moderate; reflective surfaces should be tensioned without wrinkles | 6–24 months outdoors, depending on grade and exposure | UV or solvent printing compatible with reflective media | Night-visible work-zone notices, temporary traffic guidance, equipment identification, and safety messaging | Reinforced hems, eyelets, corner patches, and high-visibility borders |
| 10 | Flame-Retardant Mesh or Fabric Banner | Certified flame-retardant PVC mesh or polyester textile | 250–500 g/m², depending on material construction | Moderate to high for mesh versions; dependent on open area | 6–18 months outdoors; certification and exposure affect performance | UV, latex, dye-sublimation, or compatible solvent printing | Public-facing construction sites, event-related projects, indoor venues, and installations requiring fire-performance documentation | Certified seams, reinforced hems, eyelets, keder, or frame-specific edging |