Srinagar12 services in-houseOffset · Digital · Signage
A brochure, a banner and a carton are three different machines, three different stocks and three different ways of costing the work. This page sets out what each process is for, so you arrive knowing roughly what you are asking for.
Contents
The groups are how the work is talked about at the counter, not a taxonomy. Jump straight to one.
Identity & where it lands
Where offset stops being worth it and digital takes over depends on the size, the stock and the number of colours, so there is no fixed changeover point. Tell us the piece and the quantity and we will say which press it belongs on.
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Everything that has to survive a season outside and still be read from a distance — at traffic speed, across a street, or after dark. The material and the mounting get decided before the artwork does, because they decide what the artwork can be.
Roadside hoardings, unipoles and wall wraps — printed, mounted and maintained, with the site survey done before anything is quoted.
Solvent-printed flex banners, one-way vision, vinyl lettering and cut graphics for shopfronts, events and vehicles.
Backlit acrylic and ACP sign boards with LED illumination — the shopfront sign that still reads after dark.
Indoor and outdoor LED panels, supplied and installed, with content sized correctly for the viewing distance.
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Ink on paper, governed by the two economics that separate it: plates made once and reused across a long run, or no plates at all so that a hundred copies is still worth doing. Almost everything an office gets through sits in one of the two.
Short runs and one-offs — visiting cards, invitations, certificates and proofs — turned around without a plate charge.
Long runs on sheet-fed offset — brochures, magazines, forms and catalogues at consistent colour across thousands of copies.
Letterheads, envelopes, bill books, files and visiting cards — the everyday print a working office runs out of.
Product labels, stickers and printed cartons for local manufacturers and food businesses, die-cut to shape.
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The mark itself, and the surfaces it ends up on — a stand for three days, a van for three years, a stage for one evening. The same artwork on very different substrates, which is exactly why it is worth drawing once and drawing properly.
Logos, colour and type systems, and the artwork files a business needs so every printer produces the same brand.
Standees, roll-ups, backdrops and exhibition panels, printed at size and finished ready to stand up on the day.
Full and partial wraps, cut vinyl and fleet livery, templated to the vehicle so the artwork survives the curves.
Stage backdrops, entry arches, standees, badges and signage — planned as one set so a venue reads consistently.
Tell us about the job
Describe the piece and the quantity. We will tell you which press it belongs on and what it costs — in writing, before anything is printed.
