Digital Printing 536
Let’s Get Technical
Architects, engineers, and construction (AEC) as well as the computer aided design (CAD) community rely on wide format technical printers to maximize efficiency.
Digital Trends
Print providers often boast a varied skill set to attract a broad audience and to ensure their customers don’t look past them for all print—and sometimes creative and marketing—needs.
Drupa 2016 Highlights
From May 31 to June 10, 2016, the print industry was inundated with new product announcements, launches, and debuts during drupa 2016.
Sporting Portraits
While sporting event signage is usually related to high-profile venues and big brand names, it’s also an option at the local level.
Sporting the NCAA
Sporting event signage is a lucrative opportunity for print service providers (PSPs).
Decals Take Shape
Wall tattoos or decals are an off-shoot of wallcoverings.
Color Consciences
Many print providers use a variety of equipment to remain competitive. However, with multiple vendors and printers, attention to detail—including color—is critical...
Have it All with Wholesale Print
Many companies pride themselves on versatility. For smaller print service providers (PSPs), it’s not always possible to do everything.
Entering New Verticals
Print providers add digital label printing capabilities in house to service short-run demands.
POP Possibilities
Small format point of purchase (POP) is a popular service for many print providers equipped to offer customers high-quality output.
Sign and Display on a Small Scale
When the term point of purchase (POP) is mentioned, the idea of wide format signs, banners, and other larger graphics comes to mind.
Down to Size
The print industry has experienced an inkjet revolution over the past decade.
