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LFDP
(redirected from Large Format Digital Printing)

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LFDPLarge Format Digital Printing
LFDPLand for Development Programme (UN Economic Commission for Europe)
LFDPLateral Fascicle of the Deep Peroneal Nerve (neurology)
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That is when I stumbled on large format digital printing technology, which is mainly used in advertising and graphics for shops, and found a way of keeping the quality of the artwork up to produce quality wallpaper.
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However, the fact that I was trained in every aspect of the business, such as corporate signage, health and safety signage, screen printing, engraving and large format digital printing, gave me some flexibility," said Wall, who employs one other person within the firm located at Greenfield Business Centre, near Holywell.
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