What is the difference between PVC and Sintra?

Sintra is the brand name for the high-quality PVC board, that is specifically made of moderately expanded closed-cell polyvinyl chloride, better known as PVC, in a homogenous sheet. The board is made from a lightweight material with a low gloss matte finish.



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Sintra boards will stay vibrant Our customers agree that PVC boards will still convey marketing or advertising messages no matter how old your sign is. It won't fade and because there is little glare produced by Sintra boards; people who will see your sign can read what you mean even from several meters away.

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For best results, in all cases, use saw blades that are identified as triple chip tooth configuration or “plastic cutting.” Circular Saws including portable, radial arm or panel saws can also be used to cut Sintra material.

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A: Styrene is a type of polystyrene, while PVC Sintra is made from expanded PVC. Styrene is generally more brittle and less impact resistant than PVC Sintra. PVC Sintra is more water resistant and has better dimensional stability than Styrene.

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Sintra is generally a safe place, even during the night. It's a popular tourist destination and the local police maintain a solid presence. However, like anywhere, it's important to stay vigilant, especially when walking alone. Avoid deserted areas and always be aware of your surroundings.

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An area of former royal summer residence, Sintra possesses a beauty that was celebrated by Lord Byron in his poem Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, and English author Robert Southey referred to Sintra as ?the most blessed spot on the whole inhabitable globe.? Sintra was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1995.

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