Fabrication and printing in Las Vegas
Guides to the shop processes behind trade show exhibits, events, and signs in Las Vegas.
Custom fabrication
Las Vegas has one of the deepest benches of exhibit and event fabricators in the country because the city runs trade shows all year. Here is what custom fabrication covers and how to plan it.
Read guide →Exhibit fabrication
A custom exhibit is designed for your brand, built in a shop, shipped in crates, and installed on the show floor. Las Vegas shops do this every week of the year.
Read guide →Metalworking
Metal is the skeleton of most exhibits: aluminum frames that pack flat, steel bases that keep towers upright, and cut and welded details that show off a brand.
Read guide →CNC routing and machining
CNC routers cut wood, plastics, foam, and aluminum composite sheets to exact shapes from a digital file. They make the counters, panels, letters, and curved parts in most exhibits.
Read guide →Vinyl printing
Vinyl is the most common printed material at Las Vegas shows: banners, adhesive graphics for walls and floors, and wraps for counters, columns, and vehicles.
Read guide →Fabric graphics and large-format printing
Most modern booths use printed fabric in aluminum frames. It packs small, sets up fast, and looks sharp under show lighting.
Read guide →Custom 3D printing
3D printing turns a digital model into a physical object. At trade shows it makes oversized product replicas, custom display mounts, logos with depth, and props that would be hard to carve by hand.
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