Digital Printing-Wide Format - Flatbed

Since installing a new flatbed inkjet printer and flatbed cutting system, the Cajon Valley Union School District’s in-plant has vastly reduced the time needed to complete signage and other applications, saving money and increasing its value to the district.

Learn how this strategic alliance — which offers market expansion opportunities, access to cutting-edge resources, educational benefits, and strategic positioning for sustained business growth — can revolutionize your print and promotional product offerings.

As a result of seeing equipment up close at PRINTING United Expo last year, Delvecchio Shankle was able to make some smart decisions, which resulted in his in-plant installing a flatbed printer and a laminator.

As the wide-format segment evolves, and particularly as the printing devices wide-format producers use have become more robust, the needs of wide-format PSPs have changed. They want different things from their vendor relationships.

Determining the optimal mix of cutters takes time and effort. Every print business has different requirements, and hundreds of types and sizes of finishing devices are available to meet them.

Seeing an opportunity to save his parent organization money, Josh Carlson started up an in-plant at The Villages retirement community and has expanded the operation over the years.

Sustainability has become an essential piece of the printing industry — the wide-format sector included. Here, wide-format printers share their experiences with green media and its prospects for the future.

Knowing your business means knowing your customers. Knowing your customers means better meeting their needs.

Dylan Turner, assistant director of Printing Services at Northern Arizona University, has wanted a wide-format flatbed printer for a long time. To fund the purchase, he tapped into NAU’s strong focus on sustainability.

Sign Expo, presented by the International Sign Association, presented a marketplace of equipment and ideas for sign producers, decorators, and entrepreneurs.