Big prints, clean cuts, finished right. Signs, graphics and displays.
Flatbed, roll-to-roll and screen printing, digital cutting and finishing under one roof — for sign shops, retailers, event teams and businesses across the Finger Lakes and Western New York.
Three ways to put ink on a substrate. Four steps that finish the job.
Pick the process by material and quantity: direct-to-board on the flatbed, roll media on the digital presses, or screen printing when the run gets long. Design, vinyl, digital cutting and finishing wrap around all three.
Cyan · 01Direct to board
Flatbed printing
UV flatbeds print directly onto rigid substrates up to 2 inches thick — no mounting step, no lamination seam.
Acrylic
Coroplast
Metal
Wood
Vinyl
≤ 2 in
Magenta · 02Roll to roll
Digital printing
Roll-to-roll digital for banners, window graphics, posters, wall graphics and decals on vinyl and perforated material.
Banners
Window
Wall
Posters
Decals
Perf vinyl
Yellow · 03Long runs
Screen printing
The traditional process, still the most durable and cost-effective way to produce large quantities on coroplast, metal and plastic.
Coroplast
Metal
Plastic
High volume
04
Design
Two in-house designers who also run jobs on the floor, so files are built with the press in mind — from a logo refresh to full-colour design from scratch.
Pre-press · Artwork
05
Vinyl
Plotter-cut lettering and graphics, weeded and masked, for names, numbers and one-off customisation.
Cut lettering
06
Fabrication
Flatbed digital cutters cut, rout and engrave acrylic, coroplast, polycarbonate and wood to shape, straight from the file.
Cut · Rout · Engrave
07
Finishing
Laminating, masking, plotting and die cutting, so the job leaves the building ready to install.
Laminate · Die cut
Materials & specs
Substrates we print, cut and finish · ask about anything not listed
Two screens in a garage, now 22,000 square feet of presses.
Fieldstone Print Works is one building, one team and every process in house — serving sign shops, retailers and businesses across Rochester, the Finger Lakes and Western New York.
410 Mill Street · Rochester, NY 14614
Founded as a two-person screen-printing shop in a rented garage.
First UV flatbed and a digital cutter; starts taking trade work from sign shops.
Moves into the 22,000 sq ft Mill Street building and adds a full finishing department.
Fieldstone started in 2011 with two screens and a squeegee. Over the next decade it added roll-to-roll presses, a UV flatbed, digital cutters and a finishing department, one machine at a time, as the work demanded it.
Today everything runs out of the Mill Street building. Trade customers — sign companies and print brokers — get wholesale pricing and production-ready turnaround; retailers, event teams and local businesses get the same equipment with design help on the front end.
Trade accounts
Sign shop or print broker? Ask about trade pricing, blind shipping and net terms.
Send the basics and we'll reply with questions, options and a price. Attach artwork after we reply — a PDF with 1/8 in bleed is ideal, but we can work from almost anything.
