Capability

Sheet fed and small format printing that matches the big stuff

Campaigns rarely stop at the big graphic. There is a counter card, a brochure, a spec sheet, a folder. Producing those in the same building as the display work means the small pieces actually match the large ones — same colour targets, same approvals, one delivery.

  • Sheet fed and digital small format production
  • Coated, uncoated and coated one-side board stocks
  • Folding, scoring, stitching, binding and drilling
  • Aqueous, UV, spot UV, foil and die cutting
  • Colour-matched to large format output via shared Pantone targets
  • Kitted with display graphics for single-carton store delivery

Why colour consistency across formats is hard

A brand red printed on a coated sheet, on backlit film and on dye sublimation fabric goes through three completely different colourant systems, three substrate whites and three ink-absorption behaviours. Print them at three suppliers and they will not match. We colour-manage across our sheet fed, UV and dye sublimation output against shared Pantone references, profiling each substrate rather than trusting a generic setting. On multi-format campaigns we produce proofs side by side so the client approves the set as a group instead of approving each piece in isolation and discovering the mismatch on site.

What we produce

Brochures, sell sheets, presentation folders, counter and shelf cards, hang tags, POS collateral, direct mail pieces, booklets, stationery and event programs. Stocks run from lightweight text weights through heavy coated and uncoated cover, with coated one-side board for point of sale where only the face is seen. Finishing includes trimming, scoring, folding, saddle stitching, perfect binding, drilling, laminating, aqueous and UV coating, spot UV, foil and die cutting into custom shapes and short-run folding cartons. Short digital runs and longer offset runs are both on the table depending on quantity and stock.

Kitting small format with a display program

The practical advantage is fulfillment. A retail rollout is not just a window graphic — it is a window graphic plus shelf talkers plus a counter card plus an install guide, and each store needs the right combination. When the collateral and the display are produced in the same building, our fulfillment team packs them together into one carton per store, keyed to your location list. One box, one tracking number, nothing arriving in three shipments a week apart. Store managers get one thing to open and one checklist to follow.

Examples

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FAQ

Sheet fed and small format printing that matches the big stuff — questions

Why use a large format printer for small format work?

Colour consistency and logistics. If the counter card has to match the window graphic, producing both under one colour management system removes the guesswork of reconciling two suppliers' output. And when the pieces ship together, your store or booth receives a single carton with everything in it rather than parcels arriving on different days from different vendors. For standalone commercial print with no display component, a dedicated commercial house may suit you better.

What is the difference between sheet fed and digital printing?

Sheet fed generally refers to offset lithography, where ink transfers via plates onto individual sheets — excellent quality and a low unit cost once volume covers the plate setup. Digital printing images each sheet directly with no plates, making short runs, variable data and versioned work economical. The crossover point depends on quantity, stock and finishing. We will recommend whichever gives you the better result at your run length.

Can you print variable data such as store names?

Yes, on digital output. Variable data lets each piece carry different content from a spreadsheet — store address, local phone number, regional pricing, personalised names — while everything else stays fixed. It pairs naturally with kitted fulfillment, since the same store list drives both the printed variable content and the packout. Supply a clean data file and confirm the fields before the run.

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Next step

Bundle your collateral with your display program and get one colour standard and one shipment.

Send drawings, a store list or a rough idea. We will come back with substrate options, hardware and a quote.

Request a quote→ 416.493.8888