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Large Format
Printing

Any surface, any size, any business. Grand-format dye-sublimation and UV printing runs in-house on the EFI VUTEk FabriVU 340 at up to 2400 dpi — from show floors to storefronts, fleets, and building wraps.

Grand-format printing in production — printed by Red Bliss, Las Vegas
What we run

If it's big, we print it

One floor covers show graphics, commercial signage, and everything between. Start with a category — or send us the odd job nobody else will touch.

Trade show booth graphics installed on the show floor — printed by Red Bliss, Las Vegas

Trade Show Graphics

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Wrapped catering vans on the Las Vegas Strip — vehicle wraps by Red Bliss

Vehicle & Fleet Wraps

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Large-scale wall and building graphics installed on site — printed by Red Bliss, Las Vegas

Wall & Building Graphics

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Vinyl banner printed by Red Bliss, Las Vegas

Vinyl Banners

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The process

File to finished

01

Artwork

Send print-ready files or we prep and check them for you.

02

Proof

Digital proof and color direction before anything runs.

03

Production

Dye-sub fabric or UV rigid and roll media, up to 2400 dpi.

04

Finishing

Hemmed, welded, cut, laminated, or mounted — to spec.

05

Deliver / Install

Picked up, shipped, or installed by our own crews.

SPEC SHEET · GRAND FORMAT CAPACITY
2400
Max resolution (dpi)
134″
Max fabric print width
Same day
Quote turnaround
100%
Printed & staged in-house

Dye-sub fabric and UV rigid or roll media run under one roof. When a job outsizes the press, we tile, weld, and finish it into one seamless piece — and stage it before it ships.

FAQ

Big questions

What is large-format printing?
Large-format printing produces graphics too big for standard commercial presses, typically anything wider than about 24 inches, on wide-format inkjet and flatbed printers. It covers banners, posters, backdrops, wall graphics, signage, trade show displays, and billboards. Red Bliss prints on flexible materials like vinyl, fabric, and mesh as well as rigid substrates. It is the foundation of nearly every service Red Bliss offers.
What materials can be used for large-format printing?
Red Bliss prints on flexible materials including scrim vinyl banner, mesh, adhesive vinyl, and polyester fabric, plus rigid substrates such as foam board, Coroplast, Sintra (PVC), Dibond (aluminum composite), acrylic, and gatorboard. Material choice depends on indoor or outdoor use, expected lifespan, mounting method, and budget. The team recommends a material with every quote.
What is the maximum size you can print?
Fabric runs up to 134 inches wide on the roll on the EFI VUTEk FabriVU 340. Beyond that, Red Bliss tiles panels and welds or sews them into one continuous piece, including building wraps and full media walls. Rigid boards are limited by sheet size, typically 4 by 8 feet or 5 by 10 feet. Very large displays like media walls, backdrops, and billboards are routinely produced as multi-panel jobs.
What resolution should artwork have for large-format printing?
Artwork should be built at 100 to 150 DPI at final print size, or at a proportional scale such as 25 percent with the resolution multiplied accordingly. Vector files for logos and text stay sharp at any size and are always preferred. Viewing distance matters: a billboard needs far less resolution than a tabletop sign. Red Bliss reviews every file and will flag resolution issues before proofing.
Can large-format graphics be used outdoors?
Yes, with the right material and finishing. Outdoor graphics in Las Vegas face intense UV, summer heat, and wind, so Red Bliss uses UV-cured or solvent inks on outdoor-rated vinyl, mesh, or rigid substrates, with hems, grommets, pole pockets, or laminates as needed. Indoor materials will fade and fail quickly outside. Tell the team the location and how long the graphic needs to last.
How long does large-format printing take?
Most standard large-format jobs are produced within the standard 2 to 3 business days after proof approval. Rigid substrates, fabric with SEG finishing, and large multi-panel jobs may take longer. Artwork readiness is the biggest variable, because files that need correction add time before production starts. Rush production is available for many projects when the schedule allows.
Can Red Bliss handle rush large-format printing in Las Vegas?
Yes. Red Bliss offers rush large-format printing for many Las Vegas projects, and local production means no shipping delays. Availability depends on material, size, finishing, and how print-ready your artwork is. Share your deadline when requesting a quote and the team will confirm what is realistic and suggest material swaps if they help hit the date.
Can you help prepare or correct artwork before printing?
Yes. Red Bliss can resize files, fix resolution and color issues, add bleed, convert fonts, and rebuild layouts to the correct dimensions. Send the highest quality source files you have, ideally vector or layered files. Basic press-prep is included; heavier design work is quoted separately.
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Large format printing

Quote your job

Send dimensions, material, and your in-hand date. Same-business-day quotes on every order.