Advertising banners for festivals and other occasions are often specialized. Once the design is done, the banner must be made. This video shows how Multi Source does this in just three steps: printing, cutting, and reinforcing. The process of banner printing seems simple in concept, but not quite so in execution.
The key to producing custom banners is using the design blueprint to drive the process. This is the key to guiding UV printing, which takes care of the images and copy used on the banner.
Once the UV printing is over, the banner must be cut.
A custom banner doesn’t have to be four-sided, and the sides don’t have to be straight. With the correct software that can speak to the relevant cutting tool, any edge is possible. The blueprint of a banner is what guides the tool to cut just about any type of edging, from curvy to wavy zigzags, to random triangles of fire. After that, it’s just a matter of inserting the reinforced rings into the corners of the banner so it can be hung.
It’s clear that Multi Source Printing knows banners and knows production, so their custom banners are definitely cutting edge.
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