Custom Graphics and Lettering

Thermally printed decals are the perfect way to get short run, multi color, custom shape decals quickly and cost effectively. Our Gerber Edge creates outdoor signage, indoor displays, and other specialty graphics. The Gerber Edge provides exceptional color and material range provides unsurpassed versatility. Resin foils available in Spot, Process, Transparent, Medal, L.T. Heat Transfer, Finishing, and Special Effects Series, enabling unique effects and a wide gamut for color matching. The full selection of EDGE READY™ Materials includes cast and calendered vinyls in addition to a breadth of specialty materials such as magnetic, reflective, metallic colors, heat transfer, label stock, and much more.

At 54 inches wide, the SOLJET PRO III XC-540 is the ultimate high-volume production tool for stunning indoor and outdoor graphics, including large-format banners, signs, vehicles graphics, decals, POP displays and more. Featuring Roland Intelligent Pass Control™ technology, the XC-540 delivers rich, dense six-color CMYKLcLm images

Vinyl lettering falls under the different names. RTA (Ready to apply), Pre-spaced lettering, self stick letters, computer cut vinyl lettering, sticky letters, die-cut lettering and graphics, or pressure sensitive adhesive letters are a few of the terms that describe one of the most versatile marking methods available. Vinyl lettering is ideal for for boat, truck, car, windows, walls or any other type of lettering project. We can cut most line art, digitized images and outlined fonts. We can set up for you or accept customer provided vector art. The pressure sensitive film comes in many grades and finishes, and McNamara Signs has worked with them all. Let us help you determine the right film for your project.

For larger runs SCREEN-PRINTING or FLEXO PRINTING are the cost effective way to produce your decals and graphics.

In screen-printing, screen fabric is stretched over a frame. If a printing film on this coated screen is then exposed, the emulsion on the exposed areas hardens and the unexposed areas can be rinsed clean with water. A rubber squeegee draws ink across the screen, transferring it through the mesh of the fabric onto the desired material wherever the screen is not coated. The screen is then lifted away and the prin
Flexography is a high speed printing process that uses flexible plates made of rubber or plastic. The inked plates have a slightly raised image and are rotated on a cylinder to transfer the image to the substrate.