Although demand has temporarily fallen from previous highs in some areas, the manufacturing and production capabilities of the industry’s sectors remain steady despite the challenges, with planning and development activities there largely continuing in readiness for post-pandemic recovery.
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According to Victor Linetsky, president of PosterTech Group in Edmonton, dye sublimation helps diversify his product line and profits his bottom line. Therefore, he sees it as a vital component of his production.
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Sign Media Canada recently spoke with Daniel Rosen, owner and vice-president of Sticky Media in Montreal, to learn more about the shop’s history, signmaking process, recent projects, and how the company has earned the reputation of a trend-setting visual communication provider in North America.
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Lowe-Martin, a print provider in Mississauga, Ont., recently upgraded its wide-format capabilities with the installation of a hybrid ultraviolet (UV) inkjet printer.
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Since the global pandemic started, many shops have had to shut down business, some even permanently. Sign Media Canada recently spoke with Kenneth Tschernow, owner of North Design Build in Hamilton, Ont., to learn more how the shop was able to pivot its business and supply essential items to ease the burden during these unprecedented times.
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Publiforme, a sign company based in Sherbrooke, Que., recently acquired a new large-format ultraviolet (UV) inkjet printer.
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When basketball star Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna, and seven other people died in a tragic helicopter crash, the team at Speedy Transport Group Inc., turned to Saint-Georges, Que.-based fleet vehicle wraps specialist Turbo Images and its sister company, Turbo Studio, to create a unique wrap for one of Speedy Transport’s trailers.
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Wall graphics can often go wrong, and sometimes very badly. There are a host of complexities that can create potential problems if not considered beforehand.
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Durst is expanding its high-revenue large-format printing segment with a new leadership.
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Global Printing Enterprises in Mississauga, Ont., recently created and installed a 76-m (250-ft) movie poster at the Yorkdale Shopping Centre in Toronto to promote Aquaman, the latest superhero movie.
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