Counter displays
Flat board components for small counter displays, product cards, tabletop pieces and promotional stands.
Cardboard display cutting
Cardboard Display Cutting for POS, Retail and Promotional Board Work
Digital knife cutting support for cardboard display pieces, POS board, counter cards, headers, standee components and retail display prototypes from clean vector files.
Best fitPrinters, sign shops, designers and agencies needing flat cardboard or display-board shapes cut cleanly for short-run or prototype work.
Typical workCounter display parts, header cards, shelf strips, display board shapes, product cards, campaign pieces, sample cartons and promotional cut-outs.
File setupDXF, DWG or vector PDF files with real cut paths at the correct scale.
Quote pathInstant pricing for clean cutting files, reviewed quoting where material, finish or interpretation matters.
What we cut
Practical work for real production needs.
Digital knife cutting support for cardboard display pieces, POS board, counter cards, headers, standee components and retail display prototypes from clean vector files.
Start with the part, panel or material you need. Use fast online pricing when the file is cut-ready, or request review when the job needs production input before it can be accepted.
Retail headers
Header cards, shelf strips, point-of-sale boards and promotional inserts from printed or plain board.
Display prototypes
Early-stage display samples where the file, crease line or final assembly needs checking before larger production.
Printed board cutting
Contour-cut printed sheets where registration, bleed and sheet positioning need review.
Short-run campaigns
Event, retail and campaign pieces where tooling would be too slow or expensive.
Trade support
Behind-the-scenes cutting support for printers, sign shops and display suppliers.
Project gallery
Production examples for this type of work.
Relevant workshop, material and process photos showing the kind of cutting work we support.
Materials and production fit
Match material, file and quote path before production.
The fastest quote is a clean file with known material and thickness. The safest quote is a reviewed job when finish, fit or production risk matters.
Common boards
Cardboard display projects usually start with flat board or paper-based display stock.
- Cartonboard
- Solid cardboard
- Display board
- Screenboard
- Light corrugated board
Useful file notes
Better file notes reduce artwork interpretation errors.
- Cut path
- Crease path
- Perf path
- Print bleed
- Registration marks
Review triggers
These jobs should usually move to reviewed quoting.
- Printed fit
- Fine text
- Fold assembly
- Supplied stock
- Large quantity
Capabilities at a glance
Details buyers need before sending files.
Process
Digital knife cutting for board, display stock and printed or unprinted flat sheets, with reviewed setup for registration and crease lines.
Accepted files
DXF, DWG or vector PDF files with real cut paths at the correct scale.
Best buyers
Print companies, sign shops, display makers, product marketers, agencies, retail suppliers and packaging designers.
Instant pricing
Suitable for plain-board through-cut shapes with clear vector cut paths and simple quantities.
Reviewed quote
Best for printed sheets, crease lines, assembly-sensitive display parts, supplied stock and multi-part display systems.
Production base
Sydney production support from Botany NSW, with pickup or delivery for suitable Australian jobs.
Instant pricing
Have cut-ready CAD?
Use instant pricing for simple flat shapes in known board stock without print registration or folding complexity.
- DXF, DWG or vector PDF only
- Real vector cut paths at correct scale
- Material, thickness and quantity selected
Reviewed quote
Need production advice?
Use reviewed quoting for printed alignment, crease/perforation, assembly folds, large display pieces or supplied sheet stock.
- Sketches, samples, photos or unclear drawings
- Supplied materials, finishing, assembly or special handling
- Critical tolerance, visual finish or installation risk
Cutting technologies
Processes connected to this page.
The best process is selected around material, thickness, finish, geometry and whether the file is ready for instant pricing.
Technical guidance
What matters before production starts.
Printed alignment
If the board is already printed, include the expected cut-to-print alignment, bleed and any registration marks available.
Cut and crease layers
Folded display work should separate cut and crease paths rather than relying on visual artwork alone.
Board behaviour
Different boards fold, crush and mark differently, so supplied stock and visible-face expectations should be stated.
Prototype first
For new display structures, a prototype or reviewed sample path is usually safer than treating the first file as final production.
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Common questions
Answers before production starts.
Can LCE cut printed cardboard displays?
Yes, suitable printed sheets can be reviewed for digital cutting when registration and bleed details are supplied.
Can you cut one-off display prototypes?
Yes, prototypes and short runs are a strong fit for digital knife cutting.
Can you crease cardboard?
Cut and crease jobs can be reviewed when the crease lines are supplied separately in the file.
What should I send?
Send vector cut paths, artwork PDF if relevant, material details, finished size, quantity and any fold or assembly notes.
Quote-ready files
Send cardboard display cutting australia through the right quote path.
Use instant pricing for clean cutting files, or send complex jobs through reviewed quoting when production decisions matter.