Inside Nordsign

This company story was originally published in January 2022. The investments and development plans below describe that period.

A large-format printing house with Polish production and Danish roots: that was the idea behind this look inside Nordsign. The story focused on how production space, technology and day-to-day organisation worked together.

A period of investment

At the time, Nordsign reported opening a new production hall with printers, cutting tables and space for finishing and hardware work. The expansion was presented as part of the company’s effort to develop its production capabilities. It should be read as a historical account, rather than a statement that these investments have just taken place.

Organising the work behind the print

The original article also described work on an ERP system for manufacturing, orders, accounting, procurement and project management. A product configurator was planned to support ordering. These were development plans in 2022; this article does not establish their present implementation or functionality.

Technology in the original story

The report named UV, sublimation and latex printing, alongside Durst printers and Zünd cutting tables. Its emphasis was on combining equipment with organised production and finishing. The equipment named here belongs to the historical story and is not a current machine inventory.

For the people and values behind the company, read The Founder Effect. For a new project, explore large-format advertising and contact Nordsign to confirm the relevant material, process, finishing and schedule. This is especially useful when a reseller or print shop needs a defined specification for an end customer.