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This is the official National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration flag, made to order in the USA from heavyweight 200-denier nylon. It is built for long-term outdoor display at government facilities, research stations, and maritime installations. The flag features aniline-dyed colors for deep saturation and UV resistance, with reinforced stitching and solid brass grommets or rope-and-thimble attachment on larger sizes. It is available in sizes from 12x18 inches to 20x30 feet, with options for single- or double-sided printing and extra grommets for wall mounting. Compared to imported flags, its US-made construction and durable materials justify the higher cost for institutional buyers who need a flag that withstands harsh weather and retains color.
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This is the flag of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). It is made to order in the USA from heavyweight 200-denier nylon. The fabric is dyed with an aniline dye process for deep color, wash-fastness and light-fastness.
The perimeter has a 1-inch double-edge fold, with four rows of lock-stitching on the fly edge and reinforced stitching at the top and bottom fly corners. Standard sizes have solid brass grommets on the hoist (left) edge. Sizes 8x12 ft and larger attach with rope and thimble. Grommets can be added to the top and bottom edges for wall mounting or display cases.
It is built for long-term outdoor display. Suggested settings include NOAA research stations and field offices, government and federal buildings, maritime and coastal installations, embassies, honor guard and color guard displays, and schools, universities and science centers.