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Caring For Your Dye Sublimated Fabric Graphics
Posted by m1blogger on 12/21/2018
to Printing Knowledge
But after you get the printer and start printing on it, if you think your job is done, you are so wrong.
Just as printing graphics, handling and maintaining your graphics is very important too.
So, let’s examine how to handle, care and maintain your dye sublimated fabrics.
Why You Should Let Professionals Service Your Large Format Equipment
Posted by m1blogger on 4/24/2018
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Large format printing and finishing equipment are a big investment, with additional expenses such as logistics, installation, training and maintenance contracts adding to the cost of purchase considerably.
Without a maintenance contract, service and maintenance calls cost significantly higher than you would expect as you have to pay not only for the parts and labor but also the travel and other charges of the technician who comes down to work on the machine for every call.
How to adopt Green Practices in Wide Format Printing
Posted by m1blogger on 10/18/2017
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Environmental sustainability is currently a hot topic of discussion and rightly so. It is important to adopt practices and solutions that are environmental friendly and it is equally important in every field of business/operation.
Wide format printing is no different, and being eco-friendly is essentially important in signage and graphic printing because so much of its output is difficult and/or expensive to recycle.
Points to Consider before Buying a Large Format Printer
Posted by m1 blogger on 5/23/2017
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Benefits of SEG versus Traditional Signage
Posted by m1 blogger on 10/19/2016
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SEG is Silicone Edged Graphic frame.
In SEG, the fabric graphic has a thin silicone strip or gasket sewn around the edges. The silicone finished edges are then inserted into the groove around the perimeter of the framing system to give a swanky and seamless appearance.
Silicone is majorly used for the SEG, but polyester is also an option for SEG
frames, and is cheaper by at least 50% compared to the silicone.