Discover Our Products, Made in Our Local Printing Workshop in the Landes
- 07 Oct, 2024
At 2M NUMÉRIQUE, we’re proud to run our own printing workshop right in the heart of the Landes. This location gives us several advantages: a close, local service, real responsiveness, and unmatched flexibility. Unlike many online print shops that rely on distant subcontractors, we handle most production steps directly in-house. That means we can guarantee short lead times while offering our customers a personal, hands-on follow-up. Working locally also means supporting the regional economy and showcasing Landes know-how, all while cutting the environmental impact of transport.
Our workshop gives us a real edge for urgent projects, specific requirements or short runs, letting us tailor every production run to our customers’ precise needs — whether they’re shopkeepers, businesses or private individuals.
The Types of Products We Make
Thanks to our expertise and high-performance equipment, we make a wide range of printed products suited to every kind of need — promotional, event-related or informational. Among the products we produce in our workshop, you’ll find:
- Posters (up to A0 and A3): Ideal for promoting your events, services or advertising campaigns.
- Flyers and leaflets: Essential materials for getting concise, memorable information across.
- Stapled brochures: For more detailed presentations that are both professional and attractive.
- Business cards: Personalised to make a strong impression from the very first contact.
- Adhesives and stickers: To customise your vehicles, shop windows, or any other visual surface.
- Printed signage and lettering: For eye-catching outdoor signage.
- Printed heat-transfer vinyl for textiles: For customising garments with unique, long-lasting designs.
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All these products are custom-designed and made in our workshop, guaranteeing you high-quality results.
Our Machines: A Technological Edge
Our workshop is equipped with state-of-the-art machinery, letting us offer a varied, high-quality range of services. In particular, we have:
- An Epson S80600 large-format plotter: Capable of producing large-format posters up to A0, adhesives, signage and printed lettering with exceptional precision and durability.
- A cutting plotter: Used for flawless finishing, it lets us create intricate shapes, whether for labels, stickers or lettering.
This equipment lets us handle every type of request, whatever the volume or size, with consistent quality.
Our Suppliers of Raw Materials and External Products
As part of our commitment to supporting the local economy, we favour regional suppliers for our raw materials. All our adhesives come from Hexis, a company with a manufacturing site in Hagetmau, in the Landes. This partnership not only means shorter lead times and superior quality, but also helps support the local economy.
Hexis is also committed to an eco-responsible approach, recycling waste from its own customers — something that reinforces our own drive to reduce our environmental impact.
For some of our papers, we work with mills based in Aquitaine, ensuring a local source and impeccable production quality.
For products we can’t make in-house at our workshop, we choose reputable French suppliers based in Montpellier and Nice. This choice lets us maintain high standards while supporting the national economy.
Conclusion
Choosing our Landes printing workshop means choosing quality, closeness and local know-how. Thanks to our cutting-edge equipment, our wide range of products, and our commitment to working with local and French suppliers, we guarantee a personal, responsive and sustainable printing service. Don’t wait to discover our in-house-made products — entrust us with your printing projects for results that live up to your expectations.
Further reading
- 30 Jul 2026Signage and window graphics regulation: 2026 guide (Gers, Landes)
- 01 Jul 2026Mandatory Notices on Your Printed Materials | 2M Numérique
- 04 Jun 2026Rigid Panel or Banner: Which Outdoor Material?
- 04 Jun 2026Business Cards: 7 Mistakes to Avoid When Printing
- 04 Jun 2026Roll-Up or Kakemono: Which One for a Stand?