Accepted files
DXF, DWG and vector PDF files with real cut lines. A photo or JPEG saved as a PDF is still an image and needs file prep before cutting.
Large-format UV panel printing
Flatbed UV printed rigid panels up to 3000 x 1500 mm, with cutting and finishing support for trade signage, shopfitting, retail display and branded fitout work.
service
One of the strongest production advantages behind Platinum Signs and Laser Cutting Experts is oversized rigid-panel output. We can print flat panels up to 3000 x 1500 mm, then match the job with router, laser or knife cutting where the material and finish allow it. For buyers, that means bigger one-piece sign faces, fewer joins and a cleaner path from artwork to install-ready panels.
Custom quote
Oversized Flatbed Printed Panels work is custom by nature, so pricing depends on files, scope, finish, handling, tolerances and production notes.
Use the quote path when the job needs discussion, design review, fabrication, finishing, installation context or production advice before it can be priced.
Common work
Why it works
Process
Capability
DXF, DWG and vector PDF files with real cut lines. A photo or JPEG saved as a PDF is still an image and needs file prep before cutting.
3000 x 1500 mm production area where the selected material and machine setup allow it.
ACM, Acrylic, PVC foamboard, Corflute, Display board.
Final pricing depends on material, thickness, cut length, pierce count, file cleanup and finishing.
Common questions
DXF and DWG files are preferred. Vector PDF files can also work when they contain real vector cut lines at 1:1 scale. A photo or JPEG saved as a PDF is still an image.
Yes. Send a sketch, measurements, reference images or an existing part and the team can advise what is needed to create a cut-ready file.
Include material, thickness, quantity, deadline, pickup or delivery postcode and any finish requirements. If the job has several parts, label each part clearly.
Yes. One-off parts, prototypes and repeat production runs can all be quoted, although setup time affects very small jobs.