Whether you’re an Art Director or a Purchasing Agent we have the answers to your most frequently asked questions.
What is Flatbed Digital Printing?
What kinds of file formats are supported by Quantum?
What kind of finishing services are offered at Quantum Graphics?
Does Quantum offer mounting services?
Does Quantum offer printing services on fabric or textiles such as t-shirts?
Can we print using the traditional and digital printing processes on the same sheet?
What kinds of products are produced at Quantum Graphics?
How do I send a file to Quantum?
Who do I contact to get more information about your company or to submit a quote request?
What kinds of shipping options are available at Quantum?
What is Flatbed Digital Printing?
Flatbed Digital Printing refers to a new generation of digital printing presses that print direct to rigid or non-rigid material or substrates. At Quantum Graphics, our Flatbed presses utilize UV Curable inks and can print at a very high resolution up to 63 inches x 120 inches. For more information about the digital printing process, please visit our products and services page on this site or contact a sales representative.
What kinds of file formats are supported by Quantum?
Please see our File Specification Requirements.
What kind of finishing services are offered at Quantum Graphics?
Quantum offers a number of finishing and fulfillment services to compliment our large format digital & traditional screen printing, including digital and traditional die cutting, banner heat welding, laminating, kit packing and drop shipping. Please visit our Products and Services page on this site or contact a sales representative for more information about our printing processes.
Does Quantum offer mounting services?
While we have the capability to mount printed sheets to rigid materials, we rarely use this production process. Every traditional and digital printing process utilized at our facility prints direct to the substrate eliminating the extra step (and cost) of mounting printed sheets.
Does Quantum offer printing services on fabric or textiles such as t-shirts?
Quantum Graphics is a large format point of purchase printer. We utilize both traditional screen and flatbed digital printing technology. However, we do not offer any sort of textile or garment printing services. The substrates we commonly use include styrene, fluted plastic, pressure sensitive vinyl, foam core, sintra and gator foam among others.
Can we print using the traditional and digital printing processes on the same sheet?
Quantum Graphics can combine both traditional four color process digital printing with traditional screen printing inks on the same sheet. We typically use both of these traditional and digital printing processes on projects that require a traditional a UV clear coat or white ink.
What kinds of products are produced at Quantum Graphics?
We can produce virtually any indoor or outdoor specialty print project including Banners, Static Clings, Posters, Stand-up Displays, Fleet Graphics, Floor Graphics & any Point-Of-Purchase display. Please visit our Products and Services page on our site for more information.
How do I send a file to Quantum?
The fastest and most cost effective way to send your artwork to Quantum is by using our File Transfer System.
Who do I contact to get more information about your company or to submit a quote request?
You can visit our Contact section to get in touch with a Quantum sales representative. There you will find a multitude of choices to contact our company including phone, fax, email, or web site submission. We even offer a “chat” tool at the bottom of each web page. We recognize that everyone has their favorite way to communicate in this technology savvy world, and have tried to accommodate our clients with as many communication methods as possible.
What kinds of shipping options are available at Quantum?
Quantum offers most any shipping or freight option. We can bulk ship large projects on skids via a number of trucking companies or drop ship to thousands of locations using our onsite UPS or FedEx computer terminals.