Give your signs a strong, professional finish with Plastics, a durable and long-lasting material made for both indoor and outdoor displays. Whether you need signage for retail, construction, events, or real estate, plastic printing offers a cost-effective and reliable option that keeps your graphics looking clean and vibrant. If you want more rigid options, you can also check Sintra PVC or Aluminum Composite Panels for outdoor or heavy-duty signage requirements.
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Our Plastics are printed on solid materials like PVC, polystyrene, and polypropylene — known for their lightweight durability and resistance to the elements. With UV-printed, full-color designs, your graphics stay bright and fade-resistant even under sunlight or rain.
From retail displays to construction boards, plastic signs are ideal for professional environments where durability and quality presentation matter. Each board is custom-cut to your size, with optional rounded corners or drilled holes for mounting convenience.
You can even pair them with Vinyl Banners or Foam Boards to complete your full signage setup.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Material | PVC, Styrene, or Polypropylene Plastic |
| Thickness Options | 0.020″, 0.040″, 0.060″, or custom |
| Finish Choices | Matte or Gloss |
| Printing | Full-Color UV Print (One or Both Sides) |
| Cut Options | Square Cut, Rounded Corners, or Custom Shapes |
| Size Range | From 6″ x 6″ to 48″ x 96″ (Custom Sizes Available) |
| Mounting Options | Holes, Adhesive Tape, or Free-Standing |
| Quantity | 1 – 1,000+ Units |
| Turnaround Time | 2–4 Business Days |
| Shipping | Standard & Express Shipping Available |
Plastic substrates are a versatile and budget-friendly choice for a wide range of professional and branding applications, including:
For complete visual branding, pair with Vinyl Banners or Poster Prints from ecolorprinting.com.
The most effective method is UV direct printing, which produces high-resolution graphics that bond directly to the plastic surface, making them waterproof and fade-resistant.
Industrial plastic printers can range anywhere from a few thousand dollars to tens of thousands, depending on size, print quality, and UV capability.
You can print on materials like PVC, polystyrene, polypropylene, and acrylic — all available in different thicknesses and finishes.
It’s commonly called UV printing or direct-to-substrate printing, where ink is cured instantly under UV light for a durable and vibrant finish.
Standard laser printers are not suitable for thick plastic sheets, but specialty printers designed for substrates like PVC cards or thin films can handle it safely.
Ensure that the file meets the required dimensions for the product. Create the artwork in CMYK color mode at 300 dpi resolution, with a 1/16 inch bleed on all sides to prevent unwanted white edges after trimming.
Embed all images within the file, and convert all text to outlines to avoid font issues during printing.
Export the final design as a PDF with bleeds to ensure accurate printing results.
