Advertising inflatables split into two families that have almost nothing in common: the ones that float, and the ones that need a fan running all day.
Two different products
Blower-inflated inflatables sit on the ground and need mains power and a fan running continuously. Turn the fan off and they collapse. They are large at ground level and invisible from any distance.
Helium inflatables float. Ours fly at 120 feet on a tether, need no power at all, and are readable from roads that cannot see your building. That altitude is the entire point.
We make the second kind. If you want a twenty-foot gorilla on the pavement, we are not the right supplier and we will say so.
What custom printing includes
Our 13-foot blimp is built from white polyurethane panels with your artwork printed directly onto them, both sides, included in the $1,526 price. There is no setup fee and no artwork charge.
The process reproduces nearly any graphic or colour, so send the logo you already use. Production runs three to seven days from proof approval, then two to five business days shipping from North Carolina.
Why polyurethane
The cheap end of this market is PVC. PVC stiffens, keeps its folding creases, and goes brittle under ultraviolet light.
Polyurethane stays flexible, folds and re-inflates without scarring, and handles sun far better. It is why customers are still flying the same balloon after fourteen years, and it is the only comparison worth making between two quotes that otherwise look identical.
Ask for a quote. Call 1-800-791-1445 or email sales@arizonaballoon.com and tell us the size and whether you want it printed.
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