38"x45" Dragonfly Animal Stencil
$232.92
SKU 5575-DF17
38"x45" Dragonfly Animal Stencil SKU: 0575-DF17
This 38 by 45 inch "Dragonfly Animal" stencil is a replacement part for our (0575-017) Animal Art Stencil, it can also be used individually for small projects. All 1-800-Stencil’s are professional quality and made from either Light or Pro-Grade LDPE, Aluminum, or optional UHMW plastic to all last for years of professional use.
Specifications
| Stencil Width(1) | 45" |
| Stencil Height(1) | 38" |
| Stencil Width(2) | 40" |
| Stencil Height(2) | 34" |
| Material Width |
53" |
| Material Height |
45" |
| Number of pieces | 2 |
| Availability | Usually Ships in 1-2 days or sooner* |
Country of origin: USA
Warranty: Our stencils are guaranteed to be free of defects that will impede the use of the product.
Other Part Numbers
4575-DF17 5575-DF17 6575-DF17 7575-DF17
Selecting a Stencil Grade:
- 1/8" (.125”) LDPE - PRO-Grade, our most common material, typically can be used thousands of times, and with proper care, they can last for many years. Lays Flat, and heavy enough to stay put while spraying up to 3000psi.
- 1/16" (.063”) LDPE - What we call Light-Duty, this material is just as durable as its 1/8" counterpart, however, it is half the thickness and can be flimsy. We recommend this for stencils that aren't used every day.
- 5/64” (.080”) ALUM - Aluminum can last almost forever, you can reuse it and abuse it. It will be ready to work today and in 10 years. The ridged 5052 Aluminum we use is also perfect for thermoplastic extruding, saving hundreds of Dollars per Legend. Shown here in .080” thickness, but it is also available in .190” (6061) which is harder, thicker, and stronger.
- 1/4” (.025”) UHMW – Preferred by municipalities for its superior strength, it can be loaded with many coats of paint and remain rigid without sagging. Ultra-High-Molecular-Weight Polyethylene is highly resistant to corrosive chemicals and highly resistant to abrasion. Shown here in 1/4” thickness, but also available in 3/8” or 1/2” versions.
