Live stations
Live printing services in Baltimore
Five stations, and most Baltimore events need one or two of them. A show day at the Convention Center usually wants a full press line; a Harbor East loft or a hotel ballroom does fine with one compact station. Everything ships freight from Fullerton and the crew lands a day early, so setup runs on your schedule.
The busiest Baltimore programs pair a press for volume with a second station for personalization, like a hat bar at a Ravens tailgate or DTF names at a lacrosse tournament. Tell us the room and the guest count and we'll tell you which pairing earns its floor space, in Fells Point or anywhere else in the metro.
What Baltimore planners ask before they book: each station needs about 10×10 ft and two dedicated 120V/20A circuits, which goes on the Convention Center exhibitor order or gets confirmed with the hotel early. One press runs up to 60 shirts an hour, a two-press live screen printing station clears 100+, and each guest waits about two minutes. Most Baltimore programs run $5K to $15K all-in, with freight, flights and lodging on the same quote. Plan on six to ten weeks, because the gear ships freight from Fullerton and the crew flies in a day ahead.
Live Screen Printing
Real presses and plastisol ink for one- to three-color art. Built for volume.
ExploreLive DTF Printing
Full-color film transfers heat-pressed on demand. Best for names and detailed art.
ExploreLive Hat Bar
A cap wall, a patch menu and a heat press. Guests build their own.
ExploreLive Embroidery
Commercial machines stitching logos and monograms while guests wait.
ExplorePromo & Hard Goods
Totes, drinkware and accessories, customized at the table.
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