More margin on the sail you were selling anyway.
The graphics are an add-on to the order, not a new production line. Sponsors pay for visibility — and a spinnaker is the biggest billboard on the water. Your loft, your price, your customer.
Developing since 1997, manufacturing since 2007. SAILARTWORK is the technology behind sailprint.eu. We print panels for sail lofts — we don't build sails, and we don't sell to your customer.
A printed spinnaker is a product your customers want, your competitors can't match — and one you make exactly the way you make every other sail.
The graphics are an add-on to the order, not a new production line. Sponsors pay for visibility — and a spinnaker is the biggest billboard on the water. Your loft, your price, your customer.
You design the sail. You send us the 3D file and the nesting for the panels we print. The printed panels come back numbered like your own. You assemble as always. Nothing changes in the loft.
1–2 g/m² of ink instead of around 30 g/m² of paint. Any image, full panel lengths, colour that lasts as long as the cloth. The sail flies like a plain one — and looks like nothing else.
Sailors who win. Sponsors who are happy.
A sailmaker who gets paid for both.
sailprint.eu talks to owners, sponsors and race teams. Its job is to make them want graphics in the sail. When one of them writes to us, we ask which loft they use — and send them there. We have done that since 2007 and we are not going to stop.
sailartwork.com is for you: how the work runs, what to ask for, what it weighs. The demand is created out there. The sail, the price and the customer are yours.
Your loft. Your price. Your customer. Our panels.
With paint there is no good answer. The graphics are gone where the cloth is gone, and nobody repaints a panel in a finished sail.
With sailprint.eu there is a panel. Every printed panel is in our files, with your nesting and your panel numbers. We print that panel again, you sew it in — and the graphics are whole.
Seven steps, from the first mail to the finished sail. Your normal production line with one side track.