Digital Printing
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
Please note that, at this time, the turnaround time for print production is four business days.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
In-house graphic design, photo and large-format printing |
Large-format inkjet vs latex printing |
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Printing Options: We offer a range of in-house printing services, including graphic design, photo printing, and large-format printing. Our equipment includes a laser printer, an archival photo printer, and two large-format printers (inkjet and latex). Large-Format Inkjet Printing: Our large-format inkjet printer handles large posters and prints on various materials, including:
Large-Format Latex Printing: Our latex printer is versatile and suitable for a wide range of applications and materials, such as:
Laser Printing: We use laser printing for flyers, postcards, brochures, and small signage up to oversized tabloid size (12" × 18"). We offer a variety of paper stocks; for specialty paper, please call ahead to check availability. Archival Photo Printing: Archival photo printing involves creating fine art reproductions of museum quality using high-resolution, UV-resistant inks and papers. These prints can last over 250 years when framed under UV glass. To Get Started: Please select one of the following printing options:
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Large-Format Inkjet Printing Large-format inkjet printing uses aqueous pigmented ink to produce large-scale posters for a variety of applications. It is commonly used for presentations, scientific and research conferences, symposiums, special events, directional signage, and other displays. This method is economical and delivers high-quality results for large photographs and posters. Large-Format Latex Printing Latex printing employs pigmented, water-based inks using advanced aqueous-dispersed polymer latex technology. This versatile method supports a wide range of applications and materials, including:
Latex printing is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use and can print on coated and uncoated materials. While latex ink is naturally water-resistant, an overlaminate is recommended for outdoor or floor applications to enhance durability. Applications Include:
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