Digital Printing-Wide Format - Flatbed

As a value-add, rigid signage presents significant opportunities for in-plants, with 53% already producing it for their organizations.

Educational sessions at this invitation-only event will cover the growing influence of wide-format printing technology, how AI can enhance production workflows, advancements in finishing technology, and more.

A recent article from our sister brand, Wide-Format Impressions, is packed with tips for in-plants that produce outdoor signage. Check it out here.

If you’re in search of a new avenue for revenue, creating ADA-compliant signage may just fit the bill.

When you install your next piece of wide-format equipment, here are some steps to make the process smooth and easy.

Investments in digital printing, binding, mailing, and wide-format are opening the doors to new opportunities at Hillsdale College.

The Wide-Format Summit is an intimate, invitation-only event designed to help print executives and in-plant managers make strategic decisions about wide-format printing technologies.

Wide-format printing makes up an increasing percentage of the revenue in-plants generate. We spoke with three managers to learn where this work comes from.

While you can control the prepress and the print side of production fairly reliably, installation is a different kind of beast. Every location will be different, with different considerations that can help — or hurt — the process.

IPI Editor Bob Neubauer toured the sign shop at American River College in Sacramento and chatted with Supervisor Don Reid about how he uses the in-plant’s flatbed printer and automated cutter to repurpose old campus signage by printing over it, keeping that material out of the landfill and saving the college money.