Live printing services in Indianapolis

Most Indy events run one method. The busiest run two side by side: a press for volume on the convention floor and a second station for names or hats. Each station takes roughly 10×10 ft and two dedicated 120V/20A circuits, and downtown halls sell that power through exhibitor services, so order it early. One press does up to 60 shirts an hour, a two-press live screen printing line keeps a steady queue past 100, and each guest waits about two minutes. Most Indy events come in between $5K and $15K all-in. Book six to ten weeks out, and treat eight weeks as the floor for race week in May or Gen Con in August. Tell us the room and the headcount and we'll say which pair earns its space, downtown, in Broad Ripple or out in Carmel.