Proveil Zombie Pattern Coming Soon to Dynamic Finishes

Proveil Zombie Pattern Coming Soon to Dynamic Finishes

Reaper Z Water Transfer Printing Film Coming Soon to TWN Industries

TWN to release zombie pattern hydro graphic film

PRINCETON, FL – February 28, 2012 – TWN Industries Inc. announces the upcoming release of Reaper Z water transfer printing film. Designed by Proveil, Reaper Z is an addition to their Reaper Series™ patterns of edgy, hyper-realistic camouflage that TWN already offers. Water transfer printing (also known as hydrographic printing and camo dipping) makes over firearms, and other hard goods by applying highly detailed graphics to surfaces.

The Reaper Z camo pattern was developed for 3 gun shooting sports enthusiasts and 3 gun match competitions. Combining highly realistic images of zombies and bio-hazard symbols with the traditional zombie “lime green”, Reaper Z is a unique pattern which captures the excitement and lifestyle of shooting sports enthusiasts. The Reaper Z pattern will give any 3 gun enthusiast or zombie slayer a distinctive coating on their gun, competition gear and equipment.

“My Reaper Black pattern was doing very well with the 3 gun competition enthusiasts,” said Travis Fortner, president of Proveil Camouflage. “I have received a lot of feedback from zombie hunters and 3 gun match participants that they would like to see a pattern specific to the zombie hunter theme. After seeing that several manufacturers were producing 3 gun competition specific weapons and zombie themed weapons as SHOT Show 2012, I felt the time was right to release Reaper Z. Reaper Z also fits in with Proveil’s philosophy that all outdoor and shooting enthusiasts deserve camo that reflects their lifestyle, not just a one size fits all option.”

“Proveil Camouflage has been actively producing unique new patterns, we are glad to be partnered with Travis and his brand. Reaper Z will be TWN’s first zombie pattern and we feel confident it will appeal to some new customers we weren’t reaching before.” stated Mike Richards, TWN Director of Business Development.

Reaper Z water transfer printing film for hard goods is available exclusively through TWN Industries, Inc. Film will be available for shipment starting April 16th, call 305-258-9622 to pre-order film.

View Reaper Z in various colors at www.watertransferprinting.com/images/pr/REAPER_Z-WebAnimation.gif

About Proveil:
Proveil is a leading designer of Camouflage patterns, taking the core concepts of blend and break-up to new levels. Utilizing Dynamic Depth of Field, Infinite Resolution and High Definition Z-Depth, Proveil develops edgy and hyper-realistic patterns for a wide range of outdoor sports. Reaper Z is part of Proveil’s Reaper Series™ along with Reaper Black, Reaper Buck, Reaper Woods, Reaper H2O and Reaper H2O XL.

About TWN Industries, Inc.:
Incorporated in 1994, TWN Industries, Inc. is the original water transfer printing supplier, offering film, equipment, supplies and training for water transfer printing. TWN proudly serves clients large and small in a wide range of industries from the automotive to sporting goods market. Sample decorating and consulting services are available to manufacturers at no charge from our lab facility and corporate headquarters located in Princeton, Florida. Alternatively, we can refer you to a TWN Certified Processor from our worldwide network to decorate one part or hundreds of thousands of parts for you. For more information visit www.watertransferprinting.com or call 305.258.9622.

Posted by Jim Stuelke Mar 01, 2012
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“Dynamic Finishes 15″ Tackle The Biggest Loser Challenge!

Dynamic  Finishes launched our Biggest Loser Challenge on 3/14/11!  We have 15 participants ready to lose some major pounds!  There are countless companies nationwide taking part in this program and we are eager to get on board.  We had many requests from employees to sponsor this as a company and we responded with a resounding YES!!  At Dynamic  Finishes, we are not only a company…but a family…and we truly believe that investing in our people is the most sound investment we can ever make.

This is our first program to promote Health and Wellness and we plan to continue with more offerings in the future. In addition to the personal benefits that our employees will gain, there are also the invaluable benefits we gain as a company by staying connected with our people.

Like many companies, we often get very busy with our day-to-day activities and it’s easy to lose sight of the importance of developing personal connections.  Our Biggest Loser Challenge is another way to further our team building efforts and stay in touch with who we are as a company. Our people are what defines us and establishes our identity.

We would greatly appreciate your support and words of encouragement as the “Dynamic Finishes 15″ work to shed the extra pounds! We’ll post updates on our progress under the “News” section of our web site.

Here’s what a couple of our employees had to say about the Dynamic Finishes Biggest Loser Challenge:

Jason Heidbreder, President
“I am participating in this challenge primarily for personal health.  My initial goal is to lose 50lbs which would put me at the lightest weight I’ve been since college. I’ve tried losing weight before and if there is one thing I’ve learned it’s that there’s always an excuse not to do it if you’re looking for one.

As a group I think we’re all going to do better than any of us ever have separately. The determination required to consistently move forward towards a large goal like weight loss and personal health is a trait we can all develop and benefit from. Through this first Wellness Program step and those that follow we will find out how to further develop these skills and make them part of our daily vocabulary.”

Dana Brown, Vice President of Sales
“I feel extremely fortunate to be part of an organization that cares about the health of its employees, not to mention encouraging the fun and friendly competition between departments and divisions. This initiative is healthy two-fold, both mentally and physically.”

Posted by Jim Stuelke Mar 22, 2011
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