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Spanish term

Luminoso cremallera

Spanish to English Marketing Advertising / Public Relations Signage/Billboards
Text from Spain, no context as it only appears in a list of sign types and their measurements/materials. Any ideas gratefully received...

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Charles Davis Apr 15, 2013:
Thanks for letting us know It's always nice when people bother.
Edward Tully (asker) Apr 15, 2013:
Answer After contacting the client directly I was instructed to leave the names as they are, so they must be trademark/brand names...
Charles Davis Apr 15, 2013:
For all I know Magdalena may be right and this sign may incorporate a zip, but it seems to me a strange way to fix a sign in place (what's it zipped to?) and I can't find any reference to billboard signs being fixed this way.
Edward Tully (asker) Apr 14, 2013:
Hi Charles I had a slight hunch that this may be the case, but many thanks for your valuable input, it has put my mind at rest.
Charles Davis Apr 14, 2013:
Hi Edward As far as I can tell these are not generic names but brand names (possibly trademarks; I don't know) of one particular company. I've only found them on this page, which you've probably seen, but here it is just in case, with a tinyurl in case of confidentiality issues):
http://tinyurl.com/d8gsvgv

This page has illustrations of the cremallera and the grapas, and they're just large rectangular vinyl billboard signs. I don't think they're neon lit; they're probably backlit, i.e. internally illuminated, probably with LEDs. I can't see anything about them to suggest zips or staples; they're just names. The difference is that in cremallera the total area and the visible area are the same, whereas in grapas the visible area is smaller: there's a border.

This company operates internationally and I've looked at their UK site but I can't find any products exactly like these.

I also found this glossary, which doesn't solve this problem but may be useful:
http://www.formetco.com/glossary.htm
Edward Tully (asker) Apr 14, 2013:
Hi Lisa I think you're right about the signs, but the company is an advertising provider so there's no clue about what is actually being advertised here...
Edward Tully (asker) Apr 14, 2013:
Context I think these are neon signs, but there is very little extra context; here is what I have:
Cartelera Cartel Papel 800cm x 300cm 780cm x 285cm
Cartelera Mini Cartel Papel 400cm x 157cm 385cm x 150cm
Luminoso Cremallera Lona PVC / Poliuretano 800cm x 300cm 800cm x 300cm
Luminoso Grapas Lona PVC 750cm x 290cm 720cm x 276cm
Luminoso Ágora Lona PVC 230cm x 330cm 204cm x 304cm
Lisa McCarthy Apr 14, 2013:
Hi Edward I think 'luminoso' is an illuminated sign. As regards the other items you mentioned could they be referring to what is on the signs? Is this for a particular who wants these signs for their campaign or is it a company selling all kinds of signs?

Proposed translations

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Street sign with light - zipped

If you look at pages 5 and 6 here
http://www.clearchannel.es/descargas/especificaciones_granFo...
you will see they are big street signs made of PVC or alike. The "grapas" one is stapled and framed, so you lose a part of the printed surface when fixing it and the resulting visible surface is smaller. The "cremallera" one is like zipped around the edges, so no printed parts become hidden as a result. About the Agora one I don't have a clue, but I'd leave it as the product name.
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