The gap between simply being able to print on something and printing so it meets its use expectations, such as exposure to the elements, is indeed For some jobs, getting ink and substrate to work as expected may require a primer or pretreatment.
Ray Weiss
Toni McQuilken is the senior editor for the printing and packaging group.
Denise Gustavson is the Editorial Director for the Alliance Media Brands — which includes Printing Impressions, Packaging Impressions, In-plant Impressions, Wide-Format Impressions, Apparelist, NonProfitPRO, and the PRINTING United Journal — PRINTING United Alliance.
If you’re a wide-format print service provider (PSP) in search of a new avenue for revenue, creating ADA-compliant signage may just fit the bill.
While the wider print industry has several official color spaces, the wide-format market, specifically, has lagged a bit on that front.
In recent years, the landscape for prepress — and specifically color management — has improved by leaps and bounds.
In a recent update, the PRINTING United Alliance professionals associated with the organization’s iLEARNING+ training platform, which is currently used by more than 4,000 people in over 35 countries, described the growing success of the platform and its industry value. They also highlighted new and updated modules that will continue the platform’s strong growth trajectory.
This episode of Wide-Format Weekly highlights training and certification opportunities, summarizes the recent Sign Expo, previews two essential wide-format industry events, provides tips on selecting cutting systems, and recognizes Earth Day (April 22).
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