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Large-format printing and signage out of Surrey, covering vehicle and fleet wraps, retail and storefront signs, banners and dye-sublimation fabric displays.
T.K. Graphics was established in 1993 and started out with a single small-format screen printer, expanding into large-format work in the years since. The range now covers fleet graphics, retail signs and storefronts, exhibit displays, real estate and election signage, interior decor, outdoor and transit advertising, city beautification work, textile printing, and scenic translights and backdrops for film and television. Vehicle and fleet wraps cover trucks, semi-trailers, cement drums and buses. Textile work is dye-sublimation based and includes SEG fabric and soft signage, tension fabric displays, fabric banners, hanging graphics and replacement panels.
Jobs are produced at the company's own shop in Surrey, where design, prepress, printing and assembly are handled in-house. The equipment list includes large- and wide-format digital roll printers, UV flatbed printers, and finishing equipment for hemming, sewing and grommeting, and the company states it can print up to 16 feet in one piece. Installation is part of the same service: the company carries a project from prepress and print through to assembly or installation, from vinyl wrapping a vehicle to installing a large mural, working with installer partners on that side. On fleet work it prints and installs wraps across Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. The company lists a 3M Select Graphics Provider designation at the gold level, and says its wrap work uses 3M-approved films and protective overlaminates meeting 3M's warranty standards.
The work is primarily commercial. The site speaks to businesses, brands, agencies and productions rather than to consumers, and the client types named on the wrap side are construction, real estate, events, retail, film and corporate. The retail and storefront signage line runs to sandwich boards, window graphics, static clings, shelf talkers, store hoarding, point-of-purchase pieces and banner formats including fabric, vinyl, roll-up, tension and L-stand. Quoting starts from the files: on fleet work the company asks for artwork and a list of vehicles, reviews the artwork and vehicle specifications before anything goes to print, then returns a quote and a timeline.
Published hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm Pacific, with the shop closed Saturday and Sunday, so artwork approvals and scheduling fall inside a standard business week. Production runs from 210 - 17667 65A Avenue in Surrey, and a second location operates in Los Angeles. Enquiries go to 604-575-1812 or [email protected]. The service area named on the company's own site is Vancouver, Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland, which takes in Pitt Meadows, and a separate page addresses Langley-area communities including Willoughby, Walnut Grove, Brookswood, Murrayville, Fort Langley and Aldergrove.
Based outside Pitt Meadows and serves it as part of a wider area, so this is a call-out service rather than somewhere to visit.
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