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R M Printing is a printing company located in Toronto, Ontario, offering a range of services including Direct To Garment, Embroidery, Heat Press Vinyl, Screen Printing, and Direct to Film. They boast high-quality prints, fast turnaround times, and affordable pricing. Their experienced printing team, coupled with top-notch machinery, ensures quality and consistent prints, with a commitment to working closely with clients to meet their specific requirements. In-stock garments are typically ready within 24-48 hours, while custom orders are completed in 2-5 days. Customer satisfaction is paramount to R M Printing, with a dedication to meeting customer expectations. In case of any printing errors, they offer re-prints at no additional cost, demonstrating their commitment to ensuring a positive customer experience. Generated from the website content

Graphix Signs, located in Toronto, ON, specializes in a wide array of signage solutions, including banners, neon signs, vehicle graphics, and window lettering. Their offerings cater to various needs, from tradeshow displays to illuminated signs that enhance visibility for businesses day and night. In addition to traditional signage, Graphix Signs provides digital signs, interior signs, and real estate signage, ensuring that clients can effectively communicate their messages. With a commitment to quality and creativity, they deliver custom exhibits and portable graphic displays that are designed to grab attention and make a lasting impression. Generated from the website

Fusebox Designs Inc, established 12 years ago, initially focused on the retail clothing industry but has since expanded its market to include high-profile retailers, top promotional companies in Canada, and major activewear accounts. The company is well-equipped to handle large orders, often exceeding a thousand pieces, catering to both corporate and fundraising events. Specializing in screen printing, Fusebox utilizes an automated process that allows for the creation of over 50,000 prints per shift. This method, perfected since its inception in 1910, involves applying ink through screens to produce vibrant, multi-layered designs on various materials. Generated from the website