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Product tour/Print estimating

Estimating / 01 OF 08

Price the job the way you’ll print it.

A booklet uses signatures and two stocks. A banner uses roll width, linear feet and finishing. Start in the right estimator for digital, large-format or UV flatbed work.

WORKSPACE VIEW3 SCREENS
Large format · sample estimateFIG. 01
Banner production summary with six finished pieces, 108 square feet and 37.2 linear feet of vinyl
ON SCREEN

Six 72 × 36 inch banners add up to 108 square feet of finished print. With a 38-inch roll selected, this setup calls for 37.2 linear feet and routes the work through the UV hybrid press, hemming and packing.

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Digital printing · sample estimateFIG. 02
Digital estimator showing stock, sides, pieces per sheet and the calculated sheet count
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For 1,000 two-sided flyers on 80 lb gloss text, this setup fits two pieces on a 13 × 19 inch sheet. The summary shows 500 sheets and 1,000 press clicks alongside the job price.

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UV flatbed · sample estimateFIG. 03
UV sheet layout diagram with six 24 × 18 inch Coroplast signs per parent sheet
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Twelve 24 × 18 inch signs fit six per 48 × 96 inch Coroplast sheet in this setup. The blue rectangles show finished pieces. The estimator counts two physical sheets and four chargeable blocks across the run.

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IN THE SHOP

How the team uses it.

  1. 01

    Choose the department

    Select digital, large format or UV flatbed. Each one asks for the specifications its operators use.

  2. 02

    Check the run

    Change stock, dimensions, quantity or finishing and review the updated material and production requirements.

  3. 03

    Keep the specifications

    Add the estimated item to the order with its manufacturing details attached.

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