Banner Printing London

When a business wants to create a big statement in the marketplace, banner printing London is the way to go, and with Printpal London’s full- banner printing in London service your in good hands!, your message will resonate powerfully with onlookers. If you need printed banners for everything from advertisements to events, you’ve come to the right place.

STOCK WEIGHT:

Select from: B1 Fire Retardant, Coated, 440gsm

PRINTED:

Full colour, latex and UV inks, directly onto premium coated PVC

HEMMING AND EYELETS

• Same day banners will be supplied clean cut with no hem
• Our standard turnaround banners will have a 15mm hem all around unless clean cut required.
• Eyelets are standard and are placed every 500mm.

WATERPROOF:

Suitable for both in or out door use and water proof.

To set up artwork for printing a banner with bleeds and crop marks, follow these steps:

1. Determine the finished size of the banner, including any bleeds. Bleeds are the parts of the artwork that will be trimmed off after printing. For example, if your banner is 8 feet wide and you want 1 inch of bleed on each side, the finished size of the banner will be 8 feet + 1 inch + 1 inch = 8 feet 2 inches.
2. Set up your artwork file in a graphics software program, such as Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop.
3. Create a new document with the finished size of the banner.
4. Set the document’s color mode to CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, black). This is the color mode used for printing.
5. Extend any background colors or images beyond the edges of the document by the amount of bleed needed. For example, if you want 1 inch of bleed on each side of the banner, extend the background color or image 1 inch beyond the edges of the document.
6. Add crop marks to the document. Crop marks are lines that indicate where the banner should be trimmed. They are usually placed outside the bleed area, about 1/8 to 1/4 inch away from the trim line. You can add crop marks by using the crop mark tools in your graphics software program, or you can create them manually by drawing thin lines with a line tool.
7. Save the file in a print-ready format, such as PDF.
8. Submit your file and your dedicated account manager will check the file before it goes for print.

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