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Flex Printing in Pashan, Pune

Conference backdrops and research posters, society banners and shop boards for Pashan, Sutarwadi and the Pashan-Sus Road, printed at Chandni Chowk and brought up through Bavdhan.

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Conference prints, society banners
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Flex printing in Pashan covers an unusual mix of customers. Alongside residential societies and the shops on Pashan-Sus Road, the area is home to well-known research institutes such as the CSIR National Chemical Laboratory and IISER Pune, which bring seminars, conferences and outreach events. 3 Red Media prints conference backdrops, research posters, standees and everyday banners for Pashan at its Chandni Chowk unit.

Pashan also has a softer side: the lake, green campuses and older bungalows mixed with newer towers towards Sus and Baner. That shows up in the work too, with plenty of society event prints and home décor orders.

Printing for seminars, conferences and outreach days

Academic and research events have their own printing habits. There is usually a main stage backdrop with the event name, the organising institute and sponsor logos, roll-up standees at registration, direction boards across a campus, and posters for presenters. Each one is read at a different distance, so each needs its own design rather than a stretched copy of the same artwork.

Checklist for an event organiser

  • Measure the stage width and height, and note where the screen or projector sits so the backdrop does not hide behind it.
  • Collect every logo as a vector file (PDF, AI, EPS or SVG). Logos copied from a website print blurred at backdrop size.
  • Confirm the order of logos and the exact name of each institution with the person who signs off.
  • Decide on the number of roll-up standees for registration, sponsors and photo spots.
  • Plan direction signs for every turn from the gate to the hall, on sunboard so they stay rigid.
  • Fix a final proof deadline that leaves time for printing and delivery before setup day.

Large research posters

Presenters often need a single large poster for a poster session. These can be printed in large format on flex or vinyl, which rolls into a tube and survives travel better than paper. Send a PDF at the final size, with images at good resolution, and check that small text is at least readable from a metre away. Our large-format printing page explains file setup.

Occasions and the print that fits them

Occasion in PashanPrint that fitsNote
Institute seminar or conferenceStage backdrop, standees, direction boardsVector logos, early approval
Society Ganeshotsav or NavratriFlex banners, pandal backdropAsk the committee about placement
Shop opening on Pashan-Sus RoadFascia board, opening bannerMarathi name on the board
Bungalow or flat makeoverCanvas prints, wall graphicsOriginal photo files
School eventAnnual day backdrop, sports day bannersParental consent for photos

Shops and cafés along Pashan-Sus Road

The road from Pashan towards Sus has grown into a busy commercial strip with grocers, cafés, salons and clinics serving the new societies on both sides. New shops here usually need a name board, glass branding and an opening banner all at once. For storefront glass, vinyl stickers for timings and logos are quicker to change than a fixed board when your offer changes.

Pashan is green and shaded in places, which is pleasant to walk but tough on sign visibility. Before you fix a board, stand where your customers will be and check whether a tree hides it.

Societies near the lake and the hills

The residential side of Pashan ranges from bungalow lanes to large gated complexes towards Sutarwadi and the Sus border. Society committees here order the usual festival banners, but also nature-related notices: no-plastic reminders, walking-track rules, tree-plantation drive banners and signs asking residents not to feed animals. These are often put up near open green areas where sun and rain are direct, so flex with eyelets or a framed board lasts better than paper or thin vinyl.

How prints reach Pashan

From Chandni Chowk, deliveries head north up the Bavdhan road and continue into Pashan, which keeps the trip simple compared with going through the city. For an institute, the print usually goes to the main gate or the event hall, and security will want the name of the person receiving it. For societies and shops, delivery is to the gate or the counter, and fixing can be arranged where a frame or height is involved.

Share the event date, sizes and files with us and ask for a quote; the proof follows on WhatsApp.

FAQ

Questions about printing in Pashan

Is there flex printing near Pashan, Pune?

Yes. 3 Red Media prints at Chandni Chowk and delivers to Pashan by way of Bavdhan. Banners, backdrops, standees and boards for institutes, societies and shops in Pashan are all covered.

Can you print a conference backdrop for an institute in Pashan?

Yes. Send the stage size, the event details and every logo as a vector file. The layout is shared as a proof for the organiser to approve, and printing starts only after that approval.

Can I get a research poster printed in large format near Pashan?

Yes. Large single posters can be printed on flex or vinyl, which roll into a tube for travel. Send a PDF at the final size and allow time for a proof check before the session.

Do you deliver standees and direction boards to a Pashan campus?

Yes. Tell us the gate and the contact who will receive them, since institute security usually needs a name. Standees come packed in their carry bags and sunboard signs are delivered flat.

What should a new shop on Pashan-Sus Road print first?

Usually a name board with the name in Marathi and English, timings on the glass, and an opening banner. Send a photo of the frontage and its measurements so all three can be designed to match.

Send the size. We send the price.

Share your size and design on WhatsApp or through the quote form. You get a price and a proof before anything is printed.