Printing
Printing that gets your brand noticed.
From large-format banners to brochures and visiting cards, we print on the right machine for the job.
What we print
- Vinyl
- Flex
- Translit
- Backlit
- One way vision
- Fabric
- Satin
- Canvas
- Booklets
- Brochures
- Flyers
- Letterheads
- Visiting cards
- Danglers
- Calendars
- Notepads
- Diaries
- Tent cards
- Canopy
Machines: eco solvent, solvent, latex, UV, offset and screen.
Six ways to print
We work with eco solvent, solvent, latex, UV, offset and screen printing. That means each job gets the right finish, whether it is a hoarding, a shop film or a stack of flyers.
Flex or vinyl?
Flex material is tempered and more flexible than vinyl. It is printed on industrial printers made to handle it. At first look flex and vinyl can seem alike, but they have different uses and look slightly different up close.
What is UV printing?
UV printing uses ultra-violet lights to dry, or cure, the ink as it is printed. The lights follow right behind the printer, so the ink dries instantly on the material.
Quick answers
Good to know.
What can Crewnited print?
Vinyl, flex, translit, backlit, one way vision, fabric, satin and canvas, plus booklets, brochures, flyers, letterheads, visiting cards, danglers, calendars, notepads, diaries, tent cards and canopy.
Which printing machines do you use?
We print with eco solvent, solvent, latex, UV, offset and screen machines. Our setup includes a plotter, an HP Latex 360, an Epson Eco Solvent, a Challenger Solvent, a CNC router and an XLJET lamination machine.
What is the difference between flex and vinyl?
Flex material is tempered and more flexible than vinyl, and is printed on industrial printers built for it. The two have different uses and look slightly different up close.
What is UV printing?
UV printing is a way of printing where ultra-violet lights dry the ink as soon as it is printed, so it cures instantly.