LIVE from ISA Sign Expo- 4/10, 2:00 p.m. ISA Sign Expo 2026 has officially wrapped! Over the past three days, the show floor has been filled with innovation, creativity, and opportunity, from new technologies and materials to the applications shaping the future of signage and graphics. What stands out most isn’t just what was introduced, but how it’s being used. Across booths and conversations, there’s a clear focus on doing more, expanding capabilities, improving efficiency, and finding new ways to stand out. If you've been following along, we hope these updates gave you a closer look at what’s happening across the industry. And if you were there in person, you know there’s nothing quite like seeing it all come together on the show floor! We’re excited about where the industry is headed and how LexJet can continue to support you along the way. Stay tuned to the blog for more insights, highlights, and ideas designed to help you grow your business. LIVE from ISA Sign Expo-...

Brian Rogers, founder and CEO of Spectra Imaging in Louisville, Ky., used practically every tool available to the modern print shop to create the three multi-dimensional, multi-media panels with accent lighting pictured here for Kroger at the University of Louisville Business Center.

When printing a graphic for use in an Expand Banner Stand, the templates provided for Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop simplify the printing and trimming process. Using one of these templates will allow you to print out your graphic with crop marks and cut guidelines. For retractable stands, the non-visible area that goes into the cassette is also delineated. The importance of using the templates is illustrated in the trimming process. When trimming the graphic, all you need is a straight edge and a blade. Simply line up the straight edge on the cut guideline and trim the graphic. The result is a perfectly trimmed graphic that is ready to be installed into the stand. The videos embedded below in the order shown include: Using Expand Banner Stand Templates in Adobe Photoshop Using Expand Banner Stand Templates in Adobe Illustrator Expand Banner Stands – Trimming a Graphic