Description
A3 and A4 Card Posters
Elevate your messaging with premium card posters available in both A3 (297 x 420 mm) and A4 (210 x 297 mm) sizes. Printed on high-quality, sturdy cardstock, these posters combine durability with vibrant, high-resolution visuals for a professional look. Their rigid construction resists creasing and tearing, ensuring they maintain their polished appearance over time. Perfect for promotional materials, event announcements, or artistic displays, they are versatile and designed to stand out.
Choose from finishes like glossy, for a sleek, vibrant look, or matte, for a sophisticated, non-reflective touch. Ideal for wall displays, mounted use, A3 and A4 card posters are the perfect way to make a bold and lasting impression
The difference between lamination and encapsulation lies in how the protective layers are applied to the material and the level of coverage they offer. Here’s a breakdown:
Lamination:
- Process: A thin plastic film is adhered to the surface of the material (paper, card, etc.) using heat or pressure.
- Coverage: The edges of the material are usually exposed; the laminate covers only the printed front and back surfaces without sealing the edges.
- Uses: Ideal for enhancing the durability and appearance of printed items like menus, posters, or certificates while maintaining a lightweight finish.
- Benefits: Protects against water, dirt, and wear while offering options like matte or glossy finishes. However, it’s not fully waterproof due to unsealed edges.
Encapsulation:
- Process: The material is completely encased in a thicker plastic film, with the plastic extending beyond the edges and sealed together.
- Coverage: Fully seals the material, covering the entire surface and edges for complete protection.
- Uses: Often used for items that need long-term preservation or complete waterproofing, such as ID cards, outdoor signage, or frequently handled documents.
- Benefits: Provides superior protection against water, dirt, and damage, making it highly durable and weather-resistant.
In short, lamination focuses on protecting the surfaces, while encapsulation offers full-edge sealing for maximum durability. Let me know if you’d like advice on choosing the best method for your needs!
Lamination will only be applied to printed sides.
How to Set Up Bleed in Your File:
- Use Design Software: Programs like Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, or Canva allow you to add bleed areas.
- Extend Design Elements: Stretch your background, colors, or images beyond the trim line into the bleed area.
- Export Correctly: Save your file with bleed settings enabled, usually as a high-resolution PDF, and mark crop lines
Standard Bleed Size: Typically, p bleed area of 3–5 mm around the edges.
If your print is a bespoke size please email us at info@urgentprinting.co.uk with your requirements
VAT will be added for this product at checkout.
Looking for more poster printing options?
