Tampo Printing

Tampo printing, or pad printing, is a popular method primarily used for decorating small, often irregularly-shaped objects such as ballpoint pens, lighters, keychains, and business card holders. This technique transfers ink onto a surface using a silicone pad that molds to the contours of the item, allowing precise and versatile printing. Ideal for items made of plastic, metal, rubber, paper, glass, and wood, tampo printing is widely chosen for its ability to provide clear, detailed logos or designs on compact promotional items.

Screen Printing

Screen printing, also known as silk screening, is a traditional imprinting method suitable for large, flat areas. This technique involves pressing ink through a mesh screen stencil onto a surface, which makes it ideal for textiles like t-shirts and tote bags, as well as items made of plastic, metal, glass, and wood. Often an alternative to tampo printing, screen printing offers vibrant and durable color results, particularly when used on larger, flat surfaces that benefit from bold logo placement.

Laser Engraving

Laser engraving is a precise and permanent decorating technique that involves using a laser to etch designs onto materials. This method is ideal for wood, metal, leather, and glass surfaces, providing high accuracy in detailing logos and inscriptions. The resulting color varies depending on the material, adding a unique, customized look to each item. Highly durable, laser engraving is an excellent choice for long-lasting branding on premium items.

Heat Transfer Printing

Heat transfer printing is a versatile imprinting method commonly used on textiles, where a design is printed on a special foil and transferred onto the surface through heat application. This technique offers excellent quality personalization, with vibrant colors and fine details. Suitable for smaller production runs, heat transfer printing is popular for customizing apparel and fabrics, making it an efficient option for quick, high-quality branding on fabric items.

UV Digital Printing

UV digital printing is a high-resolution full-color technology that allows vibrant, detailed prints on various materials at a resolution of 1440 x 1200 dpi. Using UV-cured inks (CMYK + white), this method ensures bright, durable colors with excellent coverage on surfaces like plastic, metal, and glass. The UV inks provide long-lasting resistance to wear, making it ideal for vibrant and complex designs on a range of materials.

Hot Stamping

Hot stamping is a classic, high-impact technique primarily used on leather, PU, cardboard, and paper products. In this process, a shaped stamp is pressed onto the item’s surface, creating a durable imprint that adds a premium, tactile finish. Hot stamping is an excellent option for enhancing leather goods and other elegant products, offering a sophisticated look with a lasting impression.

Sublimation

Sublimation is a durable customization technique that uses heat to transfer images onto fabrics, making it ideal for branding textiles like caps, t-shirts, and more. Designs are printed using sublimation inks, then transferred to the item’s surface with heat, embedding the ink into the fibers for a vibrant, long-lasting finish. Sublimation is perfect for items where full-color, high-detail imagery is essential.

Doming

Doming is a distinctive decorating technique where a polyurethane layer is applied to a printed label, creating a raised, 3D effect that protects the design while magnifying its appearance. This layer provides exceptional durability and resistance to UV, chemicals, and physical wear, ensuring the print remains vibrant over time. Often used for both indoor and outdoor applications, doming is ideal for branding items with a glossy, premium look.

NEW! DTF – Direct to Film

Direct to Film (DTF) is a cutting-edge thermal transfer printing method that delivers high-quality, full-color prints with excellent durability. Suitable for textiles and other flat surfaces, DTF allows printing of graphics with vivid colors and intricate details. The process involves printing on a specialized film, which is then transferred to the item’s surface, providing an efficient way to produce custom designs with a high degree of personalization.

NEW! Doming NFC

Combining doming with NFC technology, this method not only enhances the visual appeal of the printed design with vivid colors and a protective resin layer but also includes an NFC chip. This chip allows users to encode data such as website links, contact information, or promotional content. The domed design is resistant to UV rays and mechanical wear, though it is not recommended for metal surfaces, which may interfere with the NFC signal.

NEW! DDC – Direct Digital CMYK

Direct Digital CMYK (DDC) printing is a budget-friendly method for multi-color printing on absorbent surfaces, offering a wide color range. By omitting underprinting, DDC is particularly suited to white products, where vibrant, low-cost branding is desired. Ideal for lower-cost items, DDC provides a colorful yet affordable customization option for large production runs.