Digital Printing

Superlarge-Format Graphics

If you make it big, they will notice.

Published

19 years ago

February 6, 2006

Shannon Reinert Signs of the Times March 2009 Issue

When I began contacting companies about their superlarge-format graphics services, I soon realized that sign- and graphics-industry professionals use different terms to describe their larger-than-life offerings. Although most businesses I contacted preferred "grand format," others favored "extra-large format," "wide format" and "superwide format." At ST , we prefer "superlarge format" to describe digitally printed graphics whose minimum width is 6 ft.

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