High-resolution, print-ready PDF or vector artwork (AI, EPS) works best. If you’re unsure your file is ready, send what you have and the team will review it before production.

Contact ColorZone before production. The team can review your file and explain what needs to be corrected.

ColorZone’s file guidance recommends CMYK process color, and asks clients to identify PMS color matches when brand color accuracy matters.

Resolution depends on final size and viewing distance: a banner viewed from across a room needs far less resolution than a label held in hand. See Large-Format Printing for size guidance, or ask the team to review your file.

ColorZone’s VUTEk h3 supports flexible and rigid materials up to 126 inches wide and up to 2 inches thick. Its FabriVU 340i supports fabric up to 133 inches wide.

Yes. ColorZone’s large-format equipment supports both flexible media and rigid substrates. The best material depends on the application.

Yes. ColorZone works with a range of substrates and finishing options, including edge wraps for a clean, dimensional finish on mounted pieces.

Yes. ColorZone lists an ESKO/Kongsberg digital cutting table among its finishing equipment for custom shapes and precise cuts. See Equipment for the full list.

ColorZone produces label runs as small as 50 and as large as 2 million. See Labels for details.

No. ColorZone’s digital label production uses digital printing and laser technology, which removes traditional plate and die costs for applicable projects.

Send ColorZone your project details, including size, quantity, intended use, timing and any available artwork, through the Contact page. The team will review the project and help determine the right production approach.

ColorZone is based at 4357 Park Road in Benicia, California and serves businesses throughout the Bay Area.