PRINTING SERVICES


SILKSCREEN PRINTING

Silkscreen printing in progress, ink pressed through a mesh screen onto fabric    Giftstalk tote bag with a silkscreen printed corporate logo Silkscreen Printing is a traditional and widely used commercial method to print on T-Shirts. The advantage of silk screen printing over other print processes is that the press can print on stocks of any shape, thickness and size. It can be used to print on most surfaces, including  T-shirt, plastic, metal, and wood.

 

PAD PRINTING

Pad printing transferring a logo onto a curved surface with a silicone pad   Twist action metal ball pen pad printed with a company logo

Pad Printing is a printing method that allows the transfer of a 2-dimensional image onto a  3-dimensional object. Pad printing uses a silicone pad to transfer an image onto an item. The machine holds the product steady and presses it into an ink plate before it's stamped by the pad. This process is used for printing on products that are difficult to print on such as rigid and concaved surfaces. 

 

EMBROIDERY

Embroidery machine stitching a logo onto a cap    Corporate polo shirt with an embroidered chest logo

Embroidery is a high-speed sewing process, by which decorative needlework is sewn directly into logo/texts design on garments. It is a preferred method among corporate clients and the service industries who seek professional appeal and long durability.

 

LASER ENGRAVING

Laser engraving a design into a hard surface Metal corporate gift with a laser engraved logo Laser engraving is the practice of using lasers to engrave or mark an object. Laser engraving mostly works with metal or wood surface and it is the most durable branding option.

 

EMBOSSING / DEBOSSING

Embossing die pressing a raised design into the material  PU leather notebook cover with a debossed logo

Embossing is when you raise a logo or other image to create a 3D graphic. This raised design is achieved by pushing a metal die into paper, card stock (or other chosen material) from underneath.

Debossing is the opposite of embossing as you are creating an indent in the material you are using. A metal die is stamped onto the front of the material you are using causing depressions that leave a (debossed) imprint of the image on your paper, card stock (or other chosen material).

 

HEAT TRANSFER PRINTING

Heat transfer film being pressed onto a garment  Inkjet dark transfer paper used for heat transfer printing on dark fabric    Heat-transfer printing requires a type of wax-based ink ribbon to create an image. The printer works by pressing the ribbon against the printing object and heating the opposite side until the ink melts off the ribbon and transfers to the object. Heat-transfer printing works well for adding or customizing prints on fabrics such as athletic uniform numbers. Because heat-transfer prints are durable, they work well when the printed object is exposed to the elements

 

UV PRINT ON PRODUCTS

UV printing full colour artwork directly onto a flat product surface  Corporate gift printed in full colour with UV print UV Print technology has become more common and therefore it is cost effective now. UV Print allow you to print crisp text and vibrant, full-color images using UV inks on wood, stainless steel, ceramic products, plastics, aluminum and more. We understand your corporate image is very important. And to help print your logo in full color, we bring over this printing method now.

 

UV DTF STICKER

UV DTF transfer stickers being applied to a product surface  Earbud case with a UV DTF printed logo as the transfer film is peeled off UV DTF Stickers, also known as UV Direct to Film stickers, are a cutting-edge and innovative printing solution that combines the benefits of UV-cured inks and direct-to-film (DTF) technology. While these stickers can be used on a variety of surfaces, including paper, metal, plastic, and glass, they are not suitable for use on fabrics.