Exhibition graphics

Keep the graphics schedule aligned with the actual stand build. We review panel measurements, visible edges and artwork continuity, then prepare a labelled print set for the fabrication team. Replacement graphics and trade overflow enquiries are assessed against the approved material reference and available production capacity.

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Print production from Meerut for Delhi NCR. Delivery and installation confirmed per project.

APPLICATIONS

Where it fits.

Booth-wall and fascia graphic faces
Counter and prepared-panel wraps
Replacement panels and trade production runs

MATERIAL SELECTION

The right printed layer.

Compatible self-adhesive graphic films
Suitable banner or polyester display media for the system

FINISHING & HANDOVER

Define the complete scope.

Panel codes, trimming and artwork overlap allowances
Lamination, mounting and contour cutting separately agreed

BEFORE WE QUOTE

A brief we can
work from.

Graphics are printed on compatible roll media; this is not direct rigid-board production. Stand design, fabrication, electrical work, structural approval and venue installation are separately scoped. Confirm the actual panel dimensions rather than relying on a visualisation.

Explore the production service

01Fabricator drawings with final panel dimensions
02Venue rules, fire documentation and fitting method
03Stand number, artwork revision and build-up deadline

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PRODUCT QUESTIONS

Before you order.

Can you use the design render to determine panel sizes?

A render is useful context but is not a fabrication drawing. Supply the finished panel schedule and allowances approved by the stand builder before print dimensions are released.

Can you reproduce one damaged panel?

Share the original artwork, material reference and panel code. We review file access, current stock and colour expectations; a replacement may need a new proof because different batches and exposure can affect appearance.

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