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We designed and printed a banner and kakemono for our customer Azur systems.
The visual is 2m x 1m on tarpaulin. The structure comes with a carry bag.
The design was carried out by the customer.
Of Japanese origin, the kakemono refers to a banner suspended from a metal structure. Instead of Japanese silk, we opt for a tarpaulin that guarantees stability and maneuverability. For point-of-sale advertising (POS), the kakemono will be perfectly visible from near or far. In the same family as kakemonos, we can also manufacture roll-ups and X-banners. For our customer Azur Systems, here are the steps we followed to create their Kakémono.
It’s important to start with the basics, to have all the facts at hand. The kakemono, at every stage of its design, must mobilize such and such resources, such and such conditions, and so on. Customers are invited to provide our professionals with as much information as possible, so that we can better advise them and, at the same time, draw up an estimate.
In addition to the information from the previous analysis, our design team also needs to know more about the graphic and communication aspects. This will be used to produce sample kakemonos, while the real thing will be printed according to the customer’s preferred design.
Following the graphic file for the kakemono, we begin digital printing. Given the tarpaulin used as a support, this process is more than suitable. We also offer offset printing for product types such as business cards, posters and letterheads. Here, the printing was done on a 2 x 1 m tarpaulin.
For large-format media such as kakemonos, it’s important to ensure that the tarpaulin is correctly stretched and positioned at the desired location. Our professionals will assemble the equipment and deliver the kakemono on the requested date. What’s more, we can deliver your kakemono with a carry bag for easy storage.
operation carried out in 2006
