Large Format Printing and School Pride

As part of Spectra Print's comprehensive printing services, we also offer economical large format printing. A major market for large format printing is producing items that reinforce school pride and support for athletic programs. These products allow you to say it big and bold with signage as large as four by eight feet on rigid plastic, foam core, or metal. Signage on flexile mediums such as paper, canvas, window cling, and banner vinyl can be printed on sizes up to 63 inches tall by 150 feet in length!

We make it personal! Building a winning tradition of team spirit and pride to support your athletic programs.

Company co-owner and Executive Vice-President Hans Hofmeister recently said, "Yes! We make it personal. We take pride in manufacturing quality items that are not generic but are custom for your school or your athlete. Over the years I have bought many items for fundraising and the majority of these items I no longer have, or chose the “buy out" option. Why not purchase something that shows pride in your school and most importantly your child, and yes 15% of every purchase goes directly back to support your athletic program. These high quality items can be the perfect gift for your child, parents or grandparents. Your child has worked hard to make the team, it's time to show it off!"

Enjoy a winning season! Are you interested in what Spectra Print can do for your athletic program? Get more information on large format printing opportunities for businesses, schools, and special events by contacting Hans Hofmeister at 715-344-5175

Who Doesn't Love Going On A Field Trip!

Other than having your day broken up by a movie (or film strip - depending on your age) there was nothing better than a field trip. Unless you are playing host to a school trip!

Earlier this week the 4th grade class of the Tomorrow River School District paid Spectra Print a visit. Everyone had a great time - we just hope the students from Amherst had as good of a time as we did!

Can you spot the budding photographer? Hint: He is not wearing a purple shirt.

Showing the students yet another step in the printing process.

And the magic number is ..... 1781#

Amherst Elementary Students Tour Spectra Print

Amherst fourth graders enjoyed a day visiting Spectra Print of Stevens Point on Wednesday, April 25, 2012, as a culminating activity of their Wisconsin manufacturing studies. Mr. Jeff Reichert led the tour of the plant, explaining the process starting with meeting customers to decide on products to be printed, estimating and customer service, scheduling projects, graphic designing, printing, binding, and finally mailing to customers.

The students were amazed at the size of the printing presses and other equipment, as well as the specialized tasks that can be done by machinery such as cutting huge stacks of paper, folding, stapling, binding, and even carrying scrap paper through a series of overhead tubes to be baled and sent to paper mills to be recycled.

Thank you,

Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Lutz, Mr. Lind

Grade 4 Teachers

Amherst Elementary School