Digital Printer in Auckland

Large format stuff like signage and display panels. Wide format banners and wall graphics. Letterhead and business cards for corporate stationery. Basically, signage and business print all under one roof.

Digital goes straight from your file to the paper. No plates, no setup fees, and it's cost-effective even for tiny quantities. Offset uses metal plates and starts making financial sense once you're above about 1,000 copies. Below that, digital wins every time.

For business cards, go 300-350gsm. You want them to feel solid when someone takes one. Letterhead should be 100-120gsm so it feeds through printers without jamming. Signage is a different story altogether, we use substrates ranging from paper to vinyl to rigid boards depending on the application.

High-res PDF is ideal. Images at 300 DPI, colours in CMYK, 3mm bleed on all edges, fonts embedded or outlined. Vector graphics will give you the crispest result at any print size.

Digital uses the CMYK colour process, which handles most brand palettes well. If there's a colour that's really critical, we'll run a proof for you to sign off before the full run goes ahead.

Honestly? The industry uses both terms interchangeably half the time. Large format tends to mean anything bigger than standard paper sizes. Wide format emphasises the width. Both describe our ability to print oversized signage and display materials. Don't overthink it.