Athletics & recreation

What gets printed

Where these machines earn their keep

Owning the printer means the decision to change a wall stops being a procurement question and becomes a scheduling one. Your own people run the machine, on your own calendar.

• Record and roster walls — reprinted at the end of a season, not the end of a decade
• Court and floor graphics — center-court logos and lane markings with the floor printer
• Tunnel and locker room graphics — the walls a team sees before they take the court
• Sponsor recognition — updated as agreements are renewed
• Concourse and entry walls — program identity where spectators queue
• Weight room and training areas — motivational and instructional graphics on block walls

Athletics graphics have a shelf life measured in seasons, which is exactly what makes outsourcing them expensive. The wall printer handles block walls and concourses; the NWP-FL1 floor printer handles center court and lane graphics using the same head unit and the same training. Printing a new record board the week the season ends costs ink and an afternoon.