Retail Display Printing
Our retail display printing combines screen printing, large-format digital printing, and offset printing under one roof — across four ISO 9001-certified production facilities spanning 120,000+ sq. ft. Every display we print is built to hold brand colour, image sharpness, and durability from the factory floor to the retail shelf.
We have an in-house Quality Control Lab which houses Accelerated Whetherometer, Spectrophoto Densitometer, Lab ovens, Tensile tester, and variety of other machines to test both inks and substrates involved in the printing process.
Printing on Substrates like, Polypropylene, High impact polystyrene, Metalized polyester, Poly carbonate sheets, PVC, PET and PP Vinyls, Makes a large pallet of materials for various effects.
Our Printing Capabilities
High-Impact Screen Printing
Our 15 lines of screen printing machines (Roll-to-Roll, Cylinder, and Flat Bed) with online UV and hot-air dryers deliver half-tone and full-tone graphic reproduction on nearly every retail display substrate — Polypropylene, High Impact Polystyrene, Metalized Polyester, Polycarbonate sheets, PVC, PET, and PP vinyls. This is the technology behind our vibrant, accurate, colour-consistent large-run POP graphics.
Large-Format Digital Printing
For sharper detail and faster turnaround on shorter runs, we print using HP Latex water-based ink machines and eco-solvent digital printers — producing ultra-sharp, vibrant retail graphics across a wide range of substrates, resolutions, and finishes.
This is the same digital printing capability that powers our POSM, dangler, and in-store signage work.
Digital Offset Printing
Our two offset printing lines feature Intradeck UV curing and online coating, letting us print on non-paper materials — PP, PC, HIPS, PET, metallized polyester — up to 700 microns thick. This is where Spectrum Scan differs from a standard print shop: our offset lines are built specifically for rigid and semi-rigid display substrates, not just paper stock.
Quality Control on Every Print Run
Every print run passes through our in-house Quality Control Lab — Accelerated Weatherometer, Spectrophoto Densitometer, lab ovens, tensile testers — to confirm colour accuracy, outdoor durability, and substrate performance before it ships. This is the same testing standard we apply to Fortune 500 rollouts at national scale.
Screen Printing vs. Digital vs. Offset — Which for Your Display?
Retail brands often ask which printing method suits their POP/POSM project. Here's how we make that call:
| Method | Best For | Typical Run Size | Substrate Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Screen Printing | Large national rollouts needing exact colour matching across thousands of units | High volume | Widest — PP, HIPS, PVC, PET, metalized polyester |
| Large-Format Digital | Fast turnaround, short runs, high image detail (photography-heavy graphics) | Low–medium volume | Most substrates, faster changeover |
| Digital Offset | Rigid/semi - rigid non-paper substrates needing UV-cured durability | Medium–high volume | Non-paper: PP, PC, HIPS, PET, metallized polyester |
If you're not sure which fits your project, our team reviews your artwork, substrate, and rollout scale before recommending a method — this is part of every quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is retail display printing?
Retail display printing is the process of printing brand graphics onto point-of-purchase (POP) and point-of-sale (POSM) display materials — such as danglers, standees, counter displays, and shelf signage — using screen, digital, or offset printing methods suited to the display's substrate and rollout scale.
What substrates can Spectrum Scan print on?
We print on Polypropylene, High Impact Polystyrene, Metalized Polyester, Polycarbonate sheets, PVC, PET, and PP vinyls, up to 700 microns thick on our offset lines.
Can Spectrum Scan handle national rollout volumes?
Yes. We've executed large-scale national rollouts for Fortune 500 clients, including branding thousands of Bharat Petroleum retail tank trucks, with in-house quality control ensuring colour and finish consistency across the full run.
How is Spectrum Scan different from a local flex/banner printing shop?
Local print shops typically print single banners or boards to order. Spectrum Scan manufactures the full retail display — printing, thermoforming, wood/acrylic fabrication, and metal/corrugation — as one integrated production process, at a scale built for multi-location retail rollouts rather than one-off orders.
Does Spectrum Scan offer eco-friendly printing options?
Yes. Our large-format digital printing uses HP Latex water-based inks, and our production practices align with our broader sustainability commitments, including promoting biodegradable materials in POP displays.