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Western Reprographics
Signage and promotional materials are much needed for all businesses. From T-Shirts, banners and signs of all sizes for all different purposes, Western Reprographics can make what you need for both personal and business use.
Tanner Hunsaker began his career with an interest in graphic design when he was Senior at Globe High School. When he graduated from high school he was planning on going to college for an electrical engineering degree. He quickly realized that he enjoyed designing signs and saw a need for a sign and printing business.
“I found graphic design interesting and held my interest well enough to keep at it,” he explained.
He has been in business for 20 years and recently moved to a new location on Broad St. in Globe where he can now install vinyl graphics on to vehicles and equipment.
Custom designs for signs and banners can take anywhere from 14-21 days depending on the type of design and the quantity needed by a customer. They can make signs from all materials from vinyl banners, corrugated plastics and other materials. They can also design t-shirts and other garments with direct to material printing, screen printing and embroidery.
Some of the unique products that they have designed and printed include: underground mine labeling and signs, and hot air balloon and helicopter graphics.
“We work to design products that meet the needs of our customers as quickly as possibly,” said Hunsaker
His advice on developing a business? “Be passionate about your field, confident in your skill and plan on dedicating more time than planned…and have FUN!”
Western Reprographics is located on Broad Street in Globe, Arizona. They are a member of the Superior Chamber of Commerce and provide service to many customers in Superior and the Copper Triangle. They can be contacted at 928-425-0772 or by email at sales@westernrepro.com.
Mila Besich is a resident of Superior with two children. She volunteers for many local organizations. She is an experienced fundraiser and event planner for Copper Corridor Economic Development Coalition. She covers some of the area town councils and schools.
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