Vinyl Letter Cutting

For permanent installations, cast vinyl films offer dimensional stability on curved surfaces and long outdoor durability. For temporary or removable applications, calendered films provide a more economical option. Retroreflective vinyl, the same material used on road signs, is available for high-visibility applications including safety markings, vehicle fleet identification, and outdoor wayfinding systems.

Vinyl graphics are particularly cost-effective for large-format applications where printing the same area would require a wide-format inkjet printer and a rigid substrate. Cut text and logos on glass partitions, shopfronts, and vehicles deliver a clean, professional result that is difficult to achieve by any other method at a comparable cost. We supply cut-and-weeded vinyl on transfer tape ready for application, or we can apply it for you at our Kallang Place facility.

Best for Clean cut text, logos and graphics applied to smooth surfaces such as glass, metal, acrylic and vehicle bodywork: shopfront and glass-partition lettering, wayfinding and fleet graphics. A computer-controlled blade cuts self-adhesive film to any shape from vector artwork with no tooling, and Million stocks a full range of films in matte, gloss, metallic, frosted, reflective and fluorescent finishes. Cast vinyl gives dimensional stability on curved surfaces and long outdoor durability, calendered film is a more economical choice for temporary or removable use, and retroreflective vinyl suits safety markings and high-visibility fleet identification. We supply cut-and-weeded vinyl on transfer tape, or can apply it for you.

When it's cost-effective It is cut direct from your artwork with no tooling or setup cost, so any quantity from a single letter upward is economical and there is no minimum. It is particularly cost-effective for large-format work, where printing the same area would need a wide-format printer and a rigid substrate, so cut lettering on glass or vehicles delivers a professional result at a lower cost than printing. For full-colour images or fine photographic detail, cutting cannot reproduce them and a printing process is the better choice. Tell us the finish and durability you need and we will advise.