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Retractable banners are units that look simple, but it is important to understand which parts make the stand and how they work.
A good understanding will be useful to maintain your unit and in the event you wish to replace your image, you'll know how to do it.
The stand consists of three parts.One part that stays sitting on the floor (seen above). A lock is required to replace the image. That lock is usually located at the bottom part of the unit.Another part is the clamp image holder top frame. An image can be seen below.
The third part is the pole. The pole keeps the image holder in place, preventing the unit from retracting.Important Notice: The stand without the pole is not self-supporting! If not pole assembled, the unit will retract.
We'd like you to see in a good level of detail how the top clamp bar works.
As you can see in the next picture, the bar can pivot and creates the pressure necessary to hold the substrate that will then hang from the bar-clamp
Once put together, this is how a retractable banner looks like when mounted and expanded
See examples of retractable banners
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