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In the world of printing, there are many finishing techniques to enhance the quality and uniqueness of prints. From subtle additions that enrich the sensory experience to striking embellishments that catch the eye.
In the world of printing and finishing, lamination technology plays a key role, giving materials not only exceptional durability, but also a memorable texture and sensory experience. One fascinating variation of this technology is soft touch film.
The gold edges in business cards are an elegant detail that attracts attention and adds a special sparkle. The coloured edges are achieved by covering the edges with metallised foil.
Screen printing: clever vector graphics applied using the screen printing technique and colours according to the Pantone palette. Opaque inks - full coverage of a given colour.
When it comes to standing out in the thick of the competition, details make all the difference. UV selective decoration is one of those unusual techniques that gives printed products not only an aesthetic glow, but also a three-dimensional effect.
Convex embossing is an art that adds not only a unique look to business cards, but also a tactile texture. It is a technique that raises printing standards to a new level, bringing elegance and prestige.
letterpress business cards are synonymous with incredible elegance and the handmade art of printing. Let us introduce you to the world of this unique process, where every detail matters and each business card becomes a small work of art. Are you ready for a journey through the aesthetics and precision of letterpress business cards?
Multilayering can produce very thick business cards, cards or invitations.
Allows several different or the same layers of paper to be joined together.
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Hot stamping - a mysterious process that can give your products a whole new dimension. We will tell you in an accessible way about this technology.
Today we would like to share with you information about the 3D relief foiling technique. If you are interested in how to achieve a "cast" or "liquid gold or silver" effect, we invite you to read on.
