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Individually, the Mutoh XpertJet 661UF and the Boss Laser LS-3655 each solve a different half of a job. Put them together on the same piece, and they cover the whole thing — full-color, textured graphics and a precise custom shape, done entirely in-house. How the workflow actually works A typical combined job starts on the 661UF: full-color artwork — including a white ink base and raised varnish detail — goes directly onto a wood, acrylic, or PVC panel. From there, that same

The Grando GD-706UV rounds out our print lineup on the other end of the size spectrum — a UV crystal label and transfer-sticker printer built for high-volume, small-format work rather than large panels. What it's built to do The GD-706UV is a roll-to-roll UV printer with a 700mm (about 27.5") print width, running six i3200U1/i1600U1 print heads for high-throughput output — up to 15 m² per hour. Ink configuration is CMYK + White + Varnish + Gloss, with resolution up to 2400 dp

The Boss Laser LS-3655 is our 155-watt CO2 laser cutter and engraver — the machine that turns a flat panel into a precisely cut, engraved, or shaped piece with no blade and no tool wear. What it's built to do The LS-3655 has a 35.4" x 55.1" cutting bed with 4-way pass-through, so oversized material can extend past the machine on any side — handy for long or large-format pieces that don't fit in a single bed. Table depth runs up to 7". The 155W CO2 tube cuts and engraves a wid

The Mutoh XpertJet 661UF is our UV-LED flatbed printer — the machine that lets us print full color directly onto a rigid or flexible object instead of printing to vinyl and applying it. No lamination, no transfer step, no wrapping a surface that was never designed to be wrapped. What it's built to do The 661UF has a 19.02" x 23.39" flatbed and can handle materials up to 5.91" thick, thanks to automatic table height adjustment and a vacuum bed that holds thin or lightweight pi

Welcome to the IDR blog. This is where we're going to start pulling back the curtain on how your signs, banners, and prints actually get made — starting with the equipment itself. What's coming: a machine-by-machine capability guide Over the next few weeks we'll be publishing a spotlight post for every major machine on our production floor — model numbers, what each one is built to do, the materials it runs, and the kinds of jobs it's the right (or wrong) fit for. The goal is

Digital printing refers to methods of printing from a digital-based image directly to a variety of media. Meaning: It goes directly from...