UV Printing
UV printing is a form of digital printing uses UV light to dry / cure ink immediately as it is printed on the surface. The wet ink do not spread out once printed, resulting in much finer and attractive detail. Not only it is more resistant to fading, it is also environmentally friendly due to low output of VOC’s, odor and heat.
- Suitable for designs with multiple colors.
Silkscreen Printing
Silkscreen printing is the most common and budget-friendly imprint method. Your design will be burned onto the screen, ink is then applied and pressed through by using squeeze.
- Suitable for medium to large size prints
- Commonly used on apparel, drinkware & bags
The number of printing is determined by color – one color per screen. Block charge will be applied to produce the silkscreen.
Embroidery
Embroidery is a process whereby an embroidery machine is used to stitch your artwork onto the product (mostly textiles).
- Suitable for textiles
Price is subject to your artwork
Heat Transfer Printing
Heat transfer is a process whereby your image is pre-printed and trimmed out, then applied to the product by using heat to seal it onto them. Iron-on transfer is a simplified version of this printing.
- Suitable for larger prints and multiple colors
Price is subject to your artwork and types of ink required
Laser Engraving
Laser printing is a process which laser beam is used to melt the surface of product, creating a precise etched design. Laser printing creates edgy, rene and high quality surface nish. No color is needed in this imprint process.
Debossing and Embossing
Debossing produces indentation on a surface with a metal plate, creates a pressed-down design.
Embossing creates a raised-up look. Both imprint suggest a slight 3-D design.
- Commonly used on paper and leather products.
Block charge will be applied to produce metal plate for stamping