Our Technology is the best available!

Roland Eco-Sol

Six color channels technology from Roland create vibrant color for your wraps and vinyl graphics. Die-cut any custom shape for stickers, lettering, and decals. We can print on waterproof vinyl; textured wall murals; glossy or matte wraps; clear, white, or metallic stickers; or banners made from plastic, mesh, or fabric.

Graphtec Plotters

Classic cut vinyl lasts longer than digital printed vinyl, and keeps the best color consistency year after year. We use cast and calendared vinyl technology for DOT truck numbers, boat license decals, labels, and spot graphics. Best for single-color images, or a clever way to cut lettering that makes a big splash without printing (and paying for) a background color or full wrap. For more information on any of the Technology we use please Contact Us!

HP DIRECT TO SUBSTRATE

Our flatbed printer can print on almost any rigid or flexible media up to 2.5 inches thick. HP inks are durable on their own, but we add an extra layer of lamination to help protect them from scratches and fading in the sun.

Faster Lead Time

Unlike printed vinyl that needs 24 hours to dry, HP flatbed inks are UV-cured, so they eject from the machine ready to walk! This means once you approve the artwork, your order gets queued to print within just a few days — or we can RUSH your projects when needed, for Next Day or Same Day jump in line.

5′ x 10′ Flatbed Panels

Whether we’re printing a 4′ x 8′ construction sign panel, or a 6″ real estate sign rider, our flatbed prints directly onto sign boards or sheets. No wrinkles, no bubbles, no dry time … there’s a lot to love about flatbed prints. Not unlike dying fabric, there’s a little variance in color results day to day. For most uses, this +/- 5% is not an issue. But if you need Pantone perfect spot colors, let’s talk wrap (better) or cut vinyl (best). Second, if it’s not absolutely flat (like MDO plywood that naturally bows), we can print your project on wrap material, and lay vinyl the traditional way. Our flatbed runs aluminum and maxmetal dibond all day, every day; plus coro (corrugated or coroplastic), polystyrene (HIP), Sintra or Palight (PVC).