Large format printing (LFP) refers to the production of printed graphics on a wide scale, typically using printers that support media widths of 24 inches (61 cm) or more. It’s designed for creating visual communications that are bigger, bolder, and built to be seen from a distance.
Applications:
Large format printing is used for:
Posters and banners
Wall graphics and murals
Retail signage and point-of-sale displays
Vehicle wraps
Trade show graphics
Billboards and outdoor advertising
Compatible Substrates:
A wide variety of rigid and flexible substrates are used in large format printing, including:
Vinyl (cast, calendered, PVC-free)
Textiles (polyester, canvas)
Rigid boards (foam board, corrugated plastic, aluminum composite)
Films and papers
Wallcoverings and window graphics
Print Technologies:
Large format printing can be achieved using different technologies:
Inkjet printing (UV, latex, solvent, eco-solvent)
Dye sublimation (especially for textiles)
Screen printing (for high-volume outdoor graphics)
Key Benefits:
High-impact visuals for branding and advertising
Suitable for indoor and outdoor environments
Compatible with a wide range of materials
Fast turnaround times with digital workflows
Related Terms:
Wide Format Printing, Roll-to-Roll Printing, Flatbed Printing, Print Substrates