A versatile sector
Do you work in the print and sign industry? Then you know how versatile this sector is. There are so many ways to showcase a brand or company. From facade advertising, (car) stickering or illuminated billboards to decorative applications such as wall decorations. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Your work inspires and creates atmosphere. It can be spectacular, but also very subtle. It’s all about the identity that your products give a face to: the literal and metaphorical sign that you deliver perfectly.
Print- and sign branche
Everyone is familiar with signage in the form of logos or texts on signs and banners or posters that are used in a stand-alone manner. A strikingly recognizable illuminated billboard that is highly visible from the highway, for example. But signing is much more than advertising alone.
It’s also noticeable in interiors. Like in a restaurant where a clear identity is visible down to the smallest details. From the sign that welcomes guests at the entrance to the hangers in the checkroom. Or from the glasses from which fine wines are drunk to the menu with the most delicious dishes. The corporate identity can be reflected everywhere. This ensures recognizability and puts people at ease. In the production of all these very different print and sign materials, a laser machine offers distinct advantages.
A laser machine offers you the opportunity to expand your services. Having to outsource less, thereby saving time and cutting and engraving many more different products. It is a valuable addition to any organization in the print and sign industry to make corporate identities stand out even more visually.
Expand your possibilities with a laser machine
Wood, acrylic and cardboard are materials that are often used for billboards, letters, packaging or displays. The role that a laser machine can play in this regard is very clear. Being able to do everything in-house from design to implementation is one of the advantages.
A somewhat lesser-known application is making stickers. For this, you might now be using several machines. To print, punch and cut. If you have a laser machine for part of that process, it saves on maintenance costs. Because laser cutting is a non-contact process. That means, among other things, that there is no wear and tear on the cutting blades. Over time, the laser source will need to be replaced. But with a lifespan of about 5 years (depending, of course, on the number of production hours and the materials used) you can really have a long time ahead.
The added value of a laser machine within the print and sign industry is not only in working faster with very different materials. Also, consider the following:
- The quality is high, post-processing is hardly necessary
- The laser cuts and engraves to an accuracy of 0.1 mm
- Each engraving or cutting line is identical, which is ideal for larger volumes
- Laser machines work in a non-machining way, there is much less cutting loss and that saves material
- Complicated shapes but also clean designs can be executed perfectly, this way you can create the most unique products.
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Make the most of the advantages of a laser machine
The following companies in the print and sign industry are taking advantage of the benefits of a laser machine. Each organization does so in its own way. Read on and see what the benefit could be for you.