Large-format panels
Oversized Printed Panels: 3000 x 1500 mm Guide
How 3000 x 1500 mm flatbed printed panels help signage, shopfitting and display projects reduce joins and simplify production.
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Practical production guidance.
Large rigid panels are difficult for many suppliers because printing, handling and cutting all need to line up. A 3000 x 1500 mm flat-panel workflow gives buyers a practical way to produce bigger sign faces, retail graphics, hoarding panels and display boards with fewer visible joins and clearer production handoff.
Common work
Typical applications
- Large printed sign faces
- Retail graphics
- Shopfitting panels
- Trade print-and-cut jobs
Why it works
Production advantages
- Shows where oversized panels save joins
- Explains print and cut workflow
- Helps buyers prepare artwork and panel sizes
Process
Best-fit methods
- File review
- Material matching
- Cutting
- Finishing
Common questions
Answers before production starts.
What file types can I upload?
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.
Can you quote if I do not have CAD drawings?
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.
What should I include with my quote request?
Include material, thickness, quantity, deadline, pickup or delivery postcode and any finish requirements. If the job has several parts, label each part clearly.
Can I order one-off parts?
Yes. One-off parts, prototypes and repeat production runs can all be quoted, although setup time affects very small jobs.