Category Archives: Flatbed printing

Unique Sign Fixture

Posted on July 10, 2013 by Jay Buckley

Often the method of fixturing a sign is the bigger deal than printing the sign itself. Here’s a creative solution employed by Meredith Village Savings Bank, our good customer. In this case, they wanted to have a good size (22×28″) … Continue reading →

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Digitally Printed Signs

Posted on June 4, 2013 by Jay Buckley

Digital printing is just about the only way to make a way-finding building plan sign. We flatbed printed this one on DiBond, which is a sandwich of aluminum and tough plastic. Given that the signs would be in harms way … Continue reading →

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Durable Meeting Signs

Posted on May 1, 2013 by Jay Buckley

We make a lot of foamcore mounted event signs every year about this time, graduation season being what it is. This year the people at WPI wanted graduation signs that could be used year after year. We suggested that they … Continue reading →

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Printed Ceiling Tiles

Posted on April 19, 2013 by Jay Buckley

You would think we would have done this one already, but it was a first for us. Our customer wanted to have clouds printed on the ceiling tiles in his retail store, so we found a good clouds image and … Continue reading →

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Table Centerpiece for an Event

Posted on April 2, 2013 by Jay Buckley

Here’s a really nice table centerpiece we did recently for a customer’s event. It’s about a foot high, and each of the three sides is six inches wide. We shipped it flat to the customer, scored for folding and with … Continue reading →

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Custom Cutting with our new Computerized Router

Posted on November 2, 2012 by Jay Buckley

We have just installed a computerized router that allows us to cut custom shapes on flatbed printed products. We can custom cut shapes in Ultraboard, Sintra, and gatorboard. Non-rectangular shapes are becoming more common in retail, and this gives us … Continue reading →

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Trail Head Kiosk Signs

Posted on October 8, 2012 by Jay Buckley

At the beginning of every hiking trail, there’s a kiosk with information the hiker should know, most importantly a map and the rules of the area. Located as we are at the edge of the White Mountain National Forest, we … Continue reading →

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Small Business Signs

Posted on September 24, 2012 by Jay Buckley

A new small business just starting out faces a tough choice about making their signs. You can go to a sign maker and buy pretty expensive signs that will last for 20 years. That chews up a big chunk of … Continue reading →

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Sign Attachment

Posted on September 19, 2012 by Jay Buckley

It is often the case that attaching a sign is a more complicated deal than printing it. Here’s a great way to attach a sign that we like a lot. The sign material is Ultraboard, which is like foamcore except … Continue reading →

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Printing Direct to Board

Posted on September 10, 2012 by Jay Buckley

This is a flatbed printed sign we did for a local ice arena. It replaces several black and white sheets of paper taped to the wall to let people know the arena hours, prices, and a few rules. It’s so … Continue reading →

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