Cut graphics
Cut graphics or signmaking is a technology that can be used both indoors and outdoors. Thanks to the wide variety of materials of different properties, durability and colours, it is suitable for use in wrapping cars, windows, billboards, signs, boards, signboards, light advertising etc. The cutting plotter enables to create texts, shapes or to cut fittings from 1pc.
What can the cut graphics be used for?
Advertising signs, guideposts, billboards, business plates, orientation systems, wrapping of vehicles, windows...
We can create cut advertising for you from the special self- adhesive colourful foils with different lifetime periods. According to your or our designs we’ll provide advertising and information boards, panels or stands, light panels, information systems and stickers for wide use. Realization of the order either proceeds from by you provided materials in curves or our design.. Besides the cutting and getting ready for the wrapping, we also offer the wrapping of the required areas.
We’ll provide lamination for the finished prints and cut graphics to protect it from mechanical damage or the lamination with UV filter for longer life of the colours. We’ll stick the prints on the self- adhesive foil on board material: PVC boards, interior boards, banners, canvases. We’ll weld the prints on the canvas or mesh materials from the parts to required dimensions; we’ll stiffen the edges and create the eyelets, tunnels or carabiners for attaching.
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