News
Click the links below for some EPIC news itemsEastbourne "We found KWIK Zip’s PVC material offered the crispest graphics reproduction"
Waltham Forest Campaign "Working with Kevin Murton and his team at EPIC Media was a pleasure"
Verdant "EPIC have always fulfilled our requirements in a fast and efficient manner"
EPIC Golf day 2009
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Welcome to Epic Media Group! home of the KWIK Zip system for advertising on trucks, trailers, refuse and recycling vehicles.
- Changeable, powerful message for your target audience
- Graphics are quick and easy to change
- Rotate the campaign message as often as you want
- Re-use previous campaign banners if required
- Save thousands £'s on new build fleets
- KWIK Zip system replaces smooth finished panels fitted at factory, saving £'s
- Strong, robust and durable, system used all over the country
EPIC Media’s KWIK Zip advertising system comprises of an ultra slim, lightweight, alloy frame which is mounted to the sides of trucks, trailers, refuse and recycling vehicles. High resolution graphics are then printed onto premium quality, recyclable material which, using a special tool, is tensioned within the frame, giving a superior, seamless finish. The graphics, no matter how large, are tensioned as tight as a drum and will not flap in the wind, even when driving at speed! This transforms trucks into powerful yet cost effective communication tools turning vehicles into mobile billboards.
Former Verdant chairman Jon Miles commented:
'KWIK Zip is an excellent promotional option for services like ours, where we can display eye-catching information that drives home important messages that help raise public awareness and support''
“Importantly too, it offers significant cost savings and ensures our vehicles can function as attractive billboards while fulfilling their core role. Vehicle downtime is negligible as the system can be installed while vehicles are on turn-around at the depot. KWIK Zip is a great idea, easy to work with yet very robust and we look forward to offering it to more of our partner councils.”