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Banner and SEG Sewing Equipment

S Kaplan Sewing Machine Co., Inc.

Signmaking Hardware

S. Kaplan provides easy-to-use heavy-duty single- and double-needle sewing equipment for finishing banners, large-format graphics and silicone-edge graphics (SEGs).
With a full line of guides and attachments for hemming and sewing pole pockets, S. Kaplan offers simple equipment to allow sign shops to keep production in-house by using one machine for most applications.

973-242-8700

Banner and SEG Sewing Equipment

S Kaplan Sewing Machine Co., Inc.

Signmaking Hardware

Lamination and mounting strategies

In recent years, there has been an explosion of wide-format printing across the sign industry, the print-for-pay sector and even corporate offices. Once a graphic has been printed, however, there are many options for laminating or mounting it to turn it into a finished product.

Acrylic Face Mounting: How to make a print really stand out

Acrylic face mounting can make a print really stand out, which is an essential prerequisite for fine art and other high-end applications. In order to produce a visually appealing output, there are five physical material aspects one must consider.

Sign Shop Profile: Media Resources International

Media Resources International (MRI), now celebrating its 50^th anniversary, has evolved significantly throughout the years under the guidance of Keith Edwards, who is currently its co-owner and chief operating officer (COO).

Sign Design: Grassroots innovation in fabrication

In the sign and graphics industry, large-scale companies and institutions have often been at the centre of innovations in design and fabrication. This is because the organizations behind well-known brands can afford to spend extra money on high-quality materials and well-known designers.

Cutting-edge printing technology keeps Kamloops shop on top of its game

Back in the 1990s, the sign industry was primarily an analog world. Today, the graphics Cameron Hackl designs at The Sign Cellar are almost entirely digital and can be applied to a range of products.

Laser Cutting: A smooth edge on the competition

There is a growing trend with sign shops investing in laser machining systems. The technology uses high-intensity beams of varying widths for a variety of purposes, including the slotting and cutting of plastics, vinyl and mild steel.