Overview: Printed Dimensional Signage
Printed Dimensional Signage combines Raised Print and Colorlast to give you options for adding dimension, tactile elements, detailed graphics, and full-color designs to flat-cut signage. Raised Print uses layered UV ink to create raised lettering, textures, graphics, and tactile elements, including braille for applicable accessibility applications. Colorlast combines a painted base color with UV-printed details to produce vibrant, detailed graphics, gradients, and multicolor designs. You can use either process independently or combine Colorlast with Raised Print when a project requires both full-color graphics and dimensional, tactile elements. This makes Printed Dimensional Signage a flexible option for wayfinding, branding, directories, architectural signage, and accessibility-focused applications.
Features
- Colorlast provides detailed, full-color graphics, gradients, and intricate artwork
- Raised Print creates tactile lettering, graphics, textures, and braille
- Colorlast and Raised Print can be combined on the same sign
- Available on Flat Cut Acrylic, Flat Cut Metal, Metal Laminate on Acrylic, and PVC
- Available in sizes from 2 inches to 95 inches
- Suitable for interior and exterior applications
- ADA-compliant braille and raised text available for applicable U.S. applications
- Canadian accessibility options available for applicable applications
- Lifetime warranty for interior applications
- Seven-year warranty for exterior applications
When to Choose Colorlast
Choose Colorlast when detailed, full-color graphics are the priority. Colorlast is designed for projects that require multicolor artwork, gradients, or intricate graphic details and can provide an alternative to traditional multicolor painted graphics.
When to Choose Raised Print
Choose Raised Print when the project requires dimension, tactile elements, texture, or accessibility features. Raised Print is well suited for ADA and accessibility signage, wayfinding systems, directories, branded environments, donor walls, and architectural signage.
When to Combine Raised Print and Colorlast
Use Colorlast with Raised Print when a sign needs both dimensional elements and detailed full-color graphics. This combination can be useful for wayfinding and branded signage that needs tactile text or braille along with logos, illustrations, gradients, or other detailed artwork.
To learn more about available materials, sies, finishes, mounting options, accessibility considerations, and installation requirements, see the Raised Print and Colorlast Product Specifications article and our Raised Print and Colorlast Pricing article.
