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July 12th 2018Canon, working with Mastershot Films in Brooklyn came to Aresco to do the final segment of short film that Canon is shooting.  The film is expected to educate, and create excitement for Canon wide Format Products within the corporation internally and externally to customers, and dealers.Aresco was chosen as the Technical Dealer to complete the fourth section of the video. Aresco was chosen for a few different reasons. Aresco is a dealer that has high sales, and focus' their de …

Yesterday, Aresco was lucky enough to have our own Denny Mezzapesa featured as a panelist for the APDSP "Wide Format Color Webinar".  Formerly known as the IRgA, the Association of Printing and Data Solutions was hosting a webinar for it's members.  The webinar was intended to teach reprographic shops throughout North America about current wide format color printers. The webinar featured four panelists, each with their own expertise and experiences with their printer. Trent Ainsworth f …

MAGIC INTRODUCES NEW TYVEK® BANNER – TB2Press Releases | May 26, 2017TAMPA, FL, USA, 05/26/2017 – MAGIC has upgraded TB9, the new and improved TB9 will be called TB2. While there are not any significant differences between TB9 and TB2, TB2 is slightly thicker, whiter and more opaque. TB9 profiles and printer settings can be used for TB2. TB2 is an 11 mil, indoor/outdoor Tyvek® banner featuring a subtle textured, bright white surface and matte finish. …

Aresco has been a New York Metro Wide Format Specialty firm based in Hicksville, NY since 1960. It's all that Aresco does, from wide format reprographics, signs and banners, wide format media, inks and toners to wide format printing solutions. Because they only offer this niche line of products and services, Aresco knows all there is to know by being a leading distributor, designer and even an end user.  They know the applications, the software, the problems and the solutio …

What is the Difference in Wide Format printing in square feet or Linear Feet? The difference is pretty simple. Square feet will calculate the total number of feet within the entire drawing. Linear feet will only calculate 1 edge of the print. SQUARE FEET For example... If we had a 24x36 (in) drawing and we wanted to figure out how many square feet are in the drawing... There are 2 ways to figure it out. Option 1. Multiply the (Length X Width) In feet - 2x3=6 …