DRS Went B.I.G. at Made In America This Summer
DRS Creates a Custom Wall Wrap for Made in America Concert in Philadelphia
We couldn’t let Vodka Day pass without highlighting one of our coolest custom wall wrap projects to date with Ciroc.
This year over Labor Day weekend, we helped with the signage and decorations for the VIP lounge for the Made in America concert in Philadelphia. The lounge was a self-standing 20×16 ft structure that was separate from all of the stages.
It was a last minute call that they needed a vendor who could print, laminate, and install a full color wrap to cover both the outside, and the inside of the VIP building. The outside wrap was a special design, full bleed print with a graphic designer lettering supporting the sponsor Cîroc Vodka. The inside had wall size photo murals covering two walls, and more graphic design murals covering the other two walls. The printing job rolls of material measuring 54 inches by 180 feet totaling about 450 feet.
They choose DRS in Doylestown as the vendor that they felt they could rely upon to get the job completed in the short time frame they were given. They essentially received final approval for the job on Monday August 27th. There was no time for do-overs. The job had to be done right the first time.
Monday August 27th
They planned the job and ordered the materials they would need to complete the project including the banner material, any additional printing ink and application hardware
Tuesday August 28th
They set up the job in the shop and cleared their project schedule to accommodate the rush order
Wednesday August 29th
They printed the job, monitoring the output of the printer to insure that the project was proceeding as planned
Thursday August 30th
The 450 foot printed roll was laminated for extra protection since the building wrap would be exposed to the elements. It was cut into panels for installation at the concert site.
Friday August 31
They completed the trimming of the panels as needed for the install. They completed all of the installs in the rain and in time for the concert.
In addition to the banner, DRS also completed a step and repeat backdrop for photo sessions that was located outside at the rear of the VIP structure. The photo backdrop had to be supported to withstand high winds and poor weather conditions that were in the area. They were also asked to provide mirrored window tint for the VIP entrance doors that allowed people inside to view out but did not permit people outside to be able to peer into the VIP lounge.
This was a clear example of DRS’s ability to handle a large last minute job requiring a lot of planning and flawless execution to meet the very tight production time frames that this project demanded. As a result of their professional handling of the project, they won the accolades of the project managers and the designers who were responsible for the VIP lounge at the event.
Vertical Pull
Vertical Pull Pop Up Banners
Vertical pull-up banners are a specialty of DRS in Doylestown. We custom print the banners and we provide the stands that they go into. Vertical banners are portable and can easily be transported from location to location. They come in banner stands that allow them to be set up in a manner of a couple of minutes.
Plus, if you have an old banner stand and want the banner to be updated, just bring it to DRS. We can replace old banners and if necessary provide you with an updated banner stand. There have been many advances in banner stands. We can even provide stands that have a lifetime guarantee.
Think of DRS as your banner stand headquarters for all of your vertical and horizontal banner needs.
High Resolution Large Format Scanning
Mastering Large Format Scanning with the Cruse
There is a brand new Cruse Scanner at DRS in Doylestown Pa that is a high-resolution scanner designed fro large format scanning. In fact, Cruse Scanners are thought by many experts to be one of the best scanners available. In fact, the new Cruse Scanner goes a few steps beyond high resolution because the new lighting system on the Cruse Scanner is capable of shifting itself to produce very different effects regarding the level of detail that is captured.
For example, while an old painting may have some wrinkles on the canvas surface, the new Cruse Scanner can capture multiple images under varying lighting situations that can give customers choices regarding which scan versions they prefer. The Cruse Scanner can automatically take several scans while varying the lighting, resulting in scans that both include the wrinkled canvas or show versions whereby the wrinkles disappear. That is just one of the reasons Cruse Scanners are sought after because they are excellent for all types of scans.
Capturing minute detail of flat and three dimensional objects is routine for the Cruse Scanner at DRS in Doylestown.
Foam Core Poster
Utilizing Foam Core Posters
For a really great look for your next poster, why not have it printed on foam core. Most posters are hung on walls and not wrapped around telephone poles. So why are you still ordering posters on the dull poster board, when foam core can give your poster more zip, plus it comes in a variety of thicknesses that can make your poster even more special and memorable.
Foam core is a ridged material, so some printers who only have roll fed printers would have to turn to screen printing to make a foam core poster. Screen printing is fine when dealing with just a few colors, but for full color photos and such, requires a color printer. So when you want to be innovative trust DRS in Doylestown. They are your foam core printing specialist, and they have a variety of printers that include both roll fed and flatbed printers. The flat bed printer is a marvel, because it can print directly on just about any flat surface like foam core.
Want to really get creative? The flatbed printer can print directly onto wood, Plexiglas, acrylic, glass, cork, metal and more. So that means you can have posters printed on just about any flat material you can think of. Imagine the impact you can have by giving out special posters to your clients or guests that were custom printed on wood, metal, Plexiglas, or plastic. That poster would really stand out and be a keepsake for a long time.
Foam core posters………. what a great way to generate impact for your next event.
Cruse Scanner has arrived
Cruse Scanner in PA
It’s Here!! The newest most up to date Cruse Scanner PA, in North America, is now in Doylestown
The new Cruse Scanner has arrived and installed at DRS in Doylestown Pa. It is the most advanced Cruse Scanner in the country and one of the few Cruse Scanners that is commercially available for business use. Most Cruse Scanners are in private hands in museums and universities and other private institutions.
Cruse Scanners are widely recognized as the premier scanner in the world, because of the scanners ability to capture precise details of flat or three dimensional objects being scanned. The Cruse scanner creates a digital image that can be stored or used on demand to produce exact duplicates of the original scan.
The new Cruse Scanner at DRS is packed with customized features and capabilities that can enhance the ability to both capture minute detail as well as the ability to effectively diminish imperfections in the original work. For example, if there was a wrinkle in the original canvas work being scanned, the Cruse scanner can capture the wrinkle in the canvas or it can make the wrinkle go away without impacting the quality of the rest of the scan.
In fact the new Cruse Scanner at DRS is one of the first scanners to run on the Windows 10 software platform. It is one of the most up to date Cruse Scanners period.
The Newest Cruse Scanner on the East Coast is coming to Doylestown This Summer
Cruse Scanners are largely recognized as one of the finest scanners in the world. That is why they are typically found in prestigious universities, museums, and government agencies. A new custom ordered Cruse Scanner is on its way from Germany to DRS in Doylestown Pa. This newest Cruse Scanner will have updated lighting and a larger table for handling even larger items for scanning, just to point out a few of its unique qualities.
Most Cruse Scanners are in private hands and is not available for commercial use. When the new Cruse Scanner arrives at DRS later this summer, it will be one of the most technologically advanced Cruse Scanners in the Eastern quadrant of the United States.
The new Cruse Scanner is just another special capability that DRS offers customers. The new Cruse Scanner adds to the flat-bed direct print capability on all types of surfaces and the industrial router they have that can shape wood, metal, glass and plastic to give signs a unique custom design and look. They can even take on limited run and spec packaging projects with the combination of the flat-bed printer and the industrial router.
The New Cruse Scanner Coming to DRS in Doylestown is Truly State of the Art
The new Cruse Scanner has been ordered with a number of customized features to enhance its ability to more fully capture true images. It is the perfect tool for capturing any scans with depth or any three-dimensional objects. The new LED lighting system provides true light while reducing the heat output of previous Cruse Scanner models. As a result, if objects to be scanned are sensitive to heat, the LED lighting will be ideal.
The new Cruse Scanner also features alpha channel blending capability which gives the operator greater control overshadowing. It allows the scanner to better capture raised and three-dimensional scans. It is a feature that enables image stacking which is better control over the depth and contrast of the image.
The new Cruse Scanner features a new larger table that is 48 inches by 36 inches. The new Scanner can now accommodate larger objects than the old Cruse Scanner.
The new Cruse Scanner coming to DRS in Doylestown is state of the art. It has upgraded features that are customized for DRS, to provide customers with the features experience has shown best fits the needs of customers. It will be one of the most advanced Cruse Scanners on the East Coast when it arrives later this summer.
A New Cruse Scanner is coming to Doylestown
The Cruse Scanners are widely recognized around the world as among the best scanners you can buy. That is why they are typically found in fine museums and major universities, where it is important to capture the fine details of both flat and three-dimensional objects. The scanner that is coming to Doylestown is a brand new state of the art Cruse Scanner that has been customized to meet the specifications of DRS in Doylestown.
The new Cruse Scanner will have a new led lighting system that should provide better color and dimension to the scans. It has the patented German optics that are extremely precise. It comes with upgraded and updated software to enable the customers to enhance the scan image in order to add more depth and contrast.
Customers had already been praising the results they were getting from the old Cruse Scanner at DRS. We expect the will be even more excited about the new Cruse Scanner and what it can do. A brand new state of the art Cruse Scanner is on its way from Germany to DRS in Doylestown.
Engineering and Architect Presentation Board Specialist
At DRS in Doylestown Pa, we have lots of experience preparing presentation boards for Architects and Engineers. Our recommendation for presentation boars is to use foam core boards. They are ridged and come in a variety of sizes and thicknesses. The cost for foam core boards is in line with other similar products.
We also recommend direct printing onto the foam core boards. Some printers may have to print on a sheet of paper first and then glue it onto the foam core board. That process, unfortunately, can result in some wrinkles if the gluing process is not exact. Our direct print process eliminates the possibility of wrinkles because we have the ability to print on the foam core surface itself. We think our direct print process results in a better overall look.
For presentation boards, we think that foam core boards are the way to go, in conjunction with direct printing on the foam core board surface. That is the quality look that will make your presentation boards stand out.
Presentation Board Specialists for Trial Lawyers
Presentation Boards for Lawyers
Say it in the court room with a presentation board for lawyers. As your wide format printing specialist, all we do is print large graphics and signs. As a result, when you have a need for large presentation boards for use in the courtroom; trust DRS to help guide your selection for the right materials for your situation.
We are primarily recommending the use of foam core boards for courtroom presentation boards. Foam core boards are ridged, and hold up well. They are lightweight and make great print surfaces. They also come in a variety of thicknesses, sizes, and shapes which can sometimes be important.
We always direct print on presentation boards. This is an important distinction because some printers may print the graphics first on a sheet of paper and then glue it onto the foam core board, which can sometimes result increases or wrinkles on the surface. We print directly onto the foam core material so no wrinkles are possible. At DRS we have a variety of printers that we use that best fit the needs of our customers.
When you need to impress, trust DRS to provide you with the best print options for your court presentation boards.
