As the exclusive manufacturers of Corflute®, we can also make your Corflute Signs on site at Corex. Corflute sign printing can be brought back to us for recycling if you don’t use PVC or other contaminants. Corex is the leading company who recycles Corflute signs Australia.
We are your one-stop shop, from making the Corflute® sheet through to recycling your used Corflute® Signs. Corex can manage the whole process. We extrude the material, print, cut, pack and ship your Corflute® Signs. We don’t use PVC or any other contaminants in our Corflute® Signs so when you don’t need your signs any longer, we can take them back, recycle and reuse the waste for products of tomorrow.
We also manufacture shape-cut Corflute® Worksite Safety Signs.
Corflute is the perfect solution to create custom Corflute signs used for semi-permanent and permanent applications. Made from durable and UV protected fluted polypropylene, Corflute sign printing can be a unique communication tool that stands out in both external and interior applications.
Corflute signs are commonly used for short term communications to promote local council updates and electoral campaigns, but is also popular in retail and real estate applications.
Corflute signs can be used for Government and council election signage, real estate signs, transport and infrastructure updates, retail signs on walls and building exteriors, pop up shops, and promotional signage.
Indoor & outdoor use
Corflute® Signs are made from Australian polypropylene. Polypropylene is extremely long lasting, durable and water resistant making it an excellent plastic for indoor and outdoor applications.
Easy to cut
Corflute® is a fluted (or corrugated) extruded sheet so although Corflute® Signs are rigid, the flutes make them light weight. The flutes also make cutting the signs to size very easy.
No eyelets or PVC
We create holes in Corflute Signs but choose not to use eyelets to make recycling possible
We do not use PVC for your promotional print, but rather print directly to the Corflute creating a clean product perfect for seamless recycling at Corex Recycling.
Corflute® Signs are corona treated for supreme ink adhesion and treated with a UV stabiliser increasing the lifespan of the product.
We digitally print your artwork directly to Corflute® on our high-resolution UV flatbed presses.
Stock colours include, white, yellow, blue, red, green, and light grey.
We can also produce other colours including black, natural and can customise sheet colour to suit your corporate colour or promotion based on minimum order quantities (1 tonne pallet).
We can make customised Corflute signs from our own stock 2440mm x 1220mm x 4mm Corflute sheet.
Common Corflute sign sizes are:
The circular economy warriors at Corex Recycling want to let you know that Corflute® Election Signage is 100% recyclable, and we do it all here locally. If you are looking for Corflute signs Australia recycling, we’d love to help! Corex Recycling is all about getting your Corflute® Election Signage back for recycling and reusing it to make products for tomorrow.
So that we can recycle your used election signs, we need you to check for contaminants and remove them.
At Corex Recycling, we refer to a contaminant as the presence of materials or a substance other that Corflute®.
We need your Corflute® Signs to be free of contaminates so that we can; shred, melt and make recycled pellets from it which enables us to make products for tomorrow.
Check for contaminants
Your Corflute® election sign may have no contaminants. If your graphics have been printed directly to the Corflute® and there are no eyelets, you probably have a contaminant free sign.
Often, election signage doesn’t need protective PVC film over the surface or eyelets to protect the holes that allow it to be secured to a fence. People tend to use these extra elements when a sign is being used for longer than 6 months.
If your Corflute® sign is super shiny and you can pick a layer of plastic from a corner, this is PVC.
Contaminants to look for and remove:
Plastic and metal eyelets may be used around the holes to prevent tearing.
Using a Stanley knife or similar, cut the Corflute® area where the eyelets are attached. It’s easiest to cut a straight line across the top of the sheet and so on.
Also remove any cable ties or timber stakes used to support the Corflute® signs.
Every sheet of Corflute® is invited to be brought back. We supply industrial size recycling bins called Corpaks® to our clients and distribution partners. We process and recycle all plastic we receive on site. All processed material returned to us has a use within Corex Plastics.
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