Full-color UV printing directly onto acrylic and other rigid materials, cured instantly for sharp detail. It’s how we produce ADA signs with Braille in-house.
In-house design and production · Kissimmee, FLUV printing cures special inks with ultraviolet light the moment they reach the surface. That lets us print full color directly onto acrylic and other rigid materials, with crisp edges and rich color. It is the process behind our ADA signs, with Grade 1, Grade 2 or California Grade 2 Braille, and behind custom interior ID signs, plaques and logo panels for architects, design firms and the healthcare, education and hospitality sectors.
A photo of the space or vehicle, rough measurements and your logo are enough to start. No artwork yet? We can design it.
ADA room signs and their Braille are produced on our UV printer, which keeps the whole job in our shop from first proof to finished plate. Architects and designers send the sign schedule, and we proof every plate before it prints. Our ADA and wayfinding page covers the rules that apply to each type of sign.
Suite signs, name plates, plaques and room ID signs look sharper when the color is printed straight onto the panel. UV printing handles logos, gradients and fine type on acrylic with ease, and it pairs with laser-cut or router-cut shapes when a sign needs depth as well as color.
From a printed acrylic logo behind the front desk to branded awards and engraved gifts, UV printing puts full color on pieces that a sheet of vinyl can’t reach. Unisen Senior Living and Windsor at Celebration both combined UV printing with laser and router cutting across their sign packages.
Straight answers to the questions we hear before most projects. Anything else, call (407) 935-1876.
UV printing is a digital process that jets ink onto a surface and cures it instantly with ultraviolet light. Because the ink hardens on contact, it sits on top of the material instead of soaking in, which gives sharp detail and strong color on rigid surfaces such as acrylic. It is widely used for ADA signs, plaques and interior signage.
Flat, rigid materials are the natural fit: acrylic, aluminum, wood, PVC and other sign substrates. Smooth surfaces give the crispest results, while raw or textured wood can need extra preparation. Tell us the material you have in mind and the finish you want, and we’ll tell you how it will print on our equipment.
Screen printing pushes ink through a stencil one color at a time, and it pays off on long runs of the same design. UV printing is digital, so there are no screens to make and full color comes out in a single job. That makes one-off signs, short runs and personalized plates practical, which is why it suits ADA signs and custom plaques.
Yes, and it is one of the main reasons we run a UV printer. We produce ADA signs in-house with Grade 1, Grade 2 or California Grade 2 Braille for architects, designers and building owners. Send the sign schedule and specifications, and we take care of the layout, the proofs and the production.
Three fields and you’re done: your name, your phone and the service you need. We’ll call you to talk through the details.
Room, directional and wayfinding signs with Grade 1, Grade 2 or California Grade 2 Braille, UV-printed in-house for healthcare, education, hospitality and office buildings.
Laser cutting, engraving and marking on our Epilog laser, with a 24 × 36 inch bed for signs, plaques, awards, gifts and one-of-a-kind custom pieces.
Logos, corporate identity, business cards, brochures, flyers and postcards, designed by the people who also build the signs, so your brand works on every surface.
