Textile prints for the illuminated PIXLIP systems GO, EXPO, POP, and FLAT. Light-transmitting Print-Light prints (SUB or UV) for illuminated surfaces, opaque block prints for backsides. EXPO prints are also available in standard and custom special formats. All models are B1-certified and can be changed without tools.
Which print is right for my system—PIXLIP GO, EXPO, POP, or FLAT?
The textile prints in this collection are system-specific and are not interchangeable between GO, EXPO, POP, and FLAT, as frame dimensions, edge finishing, and attachment methods differ for each system. The product name already indicates the respective system (e.g., “GO Print Light SUB” or “EXPO Print Light UV”); you can also use the system filter to specifically search for the appropriate segment. If you are unsure of the exact model, check the invoice for the original display or contact PIXLIP Customer Service with a quick inquiry.
What is the difference between “Print Light” and “White Block” or “Print Block”?
“Print Light” variants are printed translucently and backlit by the integrated LED lighting, making them suitable for all visible, illuminated graphic surfaces. “White Block” and “Print Block,” on the other hand, are opaque and intentionally block the passage of light, for example on the backs of counter elements or in areas where no light should shine through. The required variant therefore depends on whether the surface should glow or remain darkened.
What do “Standard” and “Custom” mean for EXPO prints?
"Standard" refers to grid-based EXPO prints in predefined, recurring formats that can be ordered directly without having to enter custom dimensions. "Custom," on the other hand, is intended for special formats or measurements accurate to the millimeter, as required for tailored EXPO configurations. Standard formats can usually be ordered more quickly; for custom formats, it is advisable to coordinate the exact dimensions with the PIXLIP team in advance.
What are the sample prints intended for, and is it worth purchasing them before placing a larger order?
Sample prints such as the GO Muster Print Light SUB or the EXPO Muster Print Light UV show the material, color reproduction, and print quality in a compact format before ordering a larger or custom-printed graphic surface. This reduces the risk of ordering the wrong product when working with corporate design colors, which can often appear slightly different on a screen. This small upfront investment is particularly worthwhile when ordering a specific printing process (SUB or UV) for the first time, allowing you to check color accuracy and tactile feel on your own system.
What is a print “with cable outlet,” and when do I need this version?
A print “with cable outlet” has a prepared opening through which power or data cables can be routed invisibly through the printed surface. This option is primarily needed for counter or checkout elements where cables must be routed from the back into the interior, for example for lighting, POS systems, or chargers. For a plain wall surface without cable routing, the standard version without a cable outlet is generally sufficient.
