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print screening
Some of its advantages:
- Cost-effective printing technique
- Ideal for mass production
- Faster production output
Round Neck T-Shirt, Pens, Bottles, Notebooks
Embossing
Embossing and debossing are the processes of creating either raised or recessed relief images and designs in paper and other materials. An embossed pattern is raised against the background, while a debossed pattern is sunken into the surface of the material.
Foiling printing can also be done on these patterns to
Some of its advantages:
- Permanent
- High precision
- Draws an immediate attention
- Luxurious feels
Common applications:
Diaries and notebooks, Leather wallets, Passport holders
Embroidery
Embroidery is the craft of decorating fabric or other materials using a needle to apply thread or yarn. Computerised embroidery is used to draw logos with thread depending on the artwork in use. It is a kind of computer aided design and manufacturing. It is also commonly known as computer-controlled embroidery.
Some of its advantages: –
- Error free designs
- Uniformity in each product
- Affordable even for lower quantities
- Ideal design which have multiple colours.
Common applications:
Caps, Towels, Coveralls, Jackets, Polos
Engraving
Some of its advantages:
- Premium feel
- Subtle and high precision
- Useful in objects where possibility of printing is less
Metal pens, Metal Keychains,
UV Printing
UV printing is a unique method of digital printing utilising ultraviolet (UV) light to dry or cure ink, adhesives or coatings almost as soon as it branding substrate, in fact, as long as it fits in the printer, the technique can be used to print on almost anything and everything.
The process of UV printing is similar to that of traditional printing. However, the inks used and the drying and curing processes differ. This is in addition to the distinct nature of the printing technology itself.
Some of its advantages:
- Highly durable
- Preferred for image printing or where the design has multiple elements
- Can be printed upon smaller objects as well
Common applications:
USBs, Power banks, Speakers, Pen stands
Heat Transfer
Sublimation, also known as heat transfer printing, is a technique where the design is embedded in the fabric using heat and ink. In the print-on-demand world, it’s the go-to printing method for creating all-over print products as it allows printing on fabric from seam to seam.
Sublimation printing is a longer printing process compared to others. First, the design is printed on a special transfer paper. Then, the paper is fed into the heat press machine and combined with the fabric. Due to extremely high heat, ink from the paper binds with the fabric fibers.
Some of its advantages:
- Effective when your logo has too many elements/ images
- Vibrant and sharp printing
- Multiple position printing on same object
- Ideal for gradient designs & minute details
Common applications:
Polyester t-shirts, Mugs, Bottles