large-format printing


The range of substrates offers tremendous options in application. In addition to paper and vinyl, wide-format printers can print on privacy film, canvas, static cling, magnets, wall covers, and many others. Specialty printers can print on less common substrates such as PVC, styrene, ceramic tiles, Coroplast, and foam core. Run lengths are flexible, too. Print multiples. Print just one. Choose the length that’s right for your needs. With high-quality graphics, flexibility in run length, and variety of substrates, the applications are nearly endless. 

Personalized consumer products. 
Some of the biggest innovations in wide-format are coming in the form of personalized consumer products such as personalized wallpaper, lampshades, and even curtains. With wide-format printers able to print on an increasingly wide variety of substrates, the options are exploding.

Stage and theatrical graphics.
The same techniques used for building wraps can be used to create fantastic theatre backgrounds, posters, and promotional displays, as well. 

Packaging prototypes. 
With our large-format equipment, producing packaging prototype is easier and more cost-effective than ever.  Advances in wide-format technology are continually simplifying this process, making it faster, and bringing down cost. 

Backlit graphics. 
Backlit graphics are the perfect tool for in-store signage, announcements, and office displays. Also consider them for professional art prints.

Window graphics. 
Announce sales, highlight new products, or promote your corporate identity. But why stop there? Go big and wrap the entire front of a building to send a bold message. Or create an attractive storefront covering while you are undergoing renovations.

Outdoor banners. 
Have an event to promote? Promotional signs, location identifiers, start-finish banners, and other weather-resistant graphics will make the event its best. 

Banner stands. 
Use these terrific and versatile stands for promotions. Create a casing around products you want to highlight. Use them in-store, on the sidewalk, or in outdoor areas. 

Floor graphics. 

Use them for branding, show the way to important destinations, or turn a plain walkway into a sandy beach, a field of flowers, or the surface of Mars. 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

3 Powerful Tricks to Learn New Skills Faster

Image
“Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future.” – John F. Kennedy Though few people like it, change never stops. Success in life requires the ability to adapt. As one Chinese proverb quips, “the wise adapt themselves to circumstances, as water molds itself to the pitcher.” Whether you enjoy change or not, the pace of change marches ahead at an ever-increasing pace. Here is a statistical snapshot of what that looks like: 94% of the internet workload will be processed on the cloud by the end of 2021 It is estimated that 70% of all automobiles will be connected to the internet through the Internet of Things by 2023 By 2030, the fully and semi-automatic car market will be worth $26 billion Artificial Intelligence is slated to replace around 85 million US jobs by 2025 The world has produced 90% of its Big Data (or extensive data sets) in the past two years Does that feel overwhelm...
Read more

6 Winning Direct Mail Campaigns

Image
Direct mail offers results that other channels just can't match. According to a recent study, direct mail has a response rate as high as 9% . However, there are always ways to engage your audience better and improve your mailers' effectiveness. These methods below catch your recipents' attention and increase the chances that they'll read and respond to your direct mail piece.  6 Winning Direct Mail Campaigns 1. Instill Curiosity with a Quiz Do you worry your direct mail envelopes are going in the trash unread? Take a page from Harvard Medical School's playbook. In a recent mailing to woo subscribers for their Harvard Heart Letter newsletter, they put a heart health quiz on the front. The answers to the three-question quiz were inside the mailer, giving recipients a reason to open. 2. Benefits, Not Features As marketers, it's so easy to get caught up in promoting all the neat features of your product. Your readers, however, don't care about th...
Read more

The Ideal Length for Tweets, Facebook Posts, and More

Image
You've taken the time to collect your thoughts. You've carefully outlined your ideas, your theme, and the overall tone you'd like to communicate. Wouldn't it be nice if people actually read it? Better make it quick! Generation Z, born after 1996, is already emerging from the shadow of millennials. Making up a quarter of the U.S. population, they will account for 40 percent of all consumers by 2020. Gen Z processes content faster than other generation, especially considering most can sort through piles of information using four screens simultaneously. Although their options seem limitless, their time is finite. Gen Z consumers have an average browsing attention span of eight seconds (as compared to twelve seconds for millennials). Make Every Word Count As lead time decreases, efficiency must increase. How do you evaluate the "right" speed for sharing? Research has answers! Here are some research-based guidelines on the ideal length...
Read more