Pad Printing
Small items, curved surfaces and large campaign runs
An affordable and precise method when the surface is not flat or the print area is small.
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The right printing method depends on the material, shape and intended use.
We do pad printing, screen printing, sublimation and laser engraving for companies, associations and campaigns. You do not need the technical term in advance: product, quantity and intended use are enough to start.
What we need to know
- 01Shape and material of the surface
- 02Whether the job is a small batch or a large run
- 03Whether permanent engraving or opaque print is needed
- 04What the final result should look like in use
Screen Printing
Durable, opaque and visible print
When there are more items, the colour needs to show clearly and the print must withstand use, screen printing is often the right solution.
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Laser Engraving
Permanent marking on metal, wood and leather
Engraving works when the mark needs to stay and no ink colour is needed.
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Sublimation
Personalised mugs and photo-accurate small batches
When an image or colour scheme needs to be reproduced precisely on a product, sublimation is often the best option.
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A precise method for small items and difficult surfaces.
Pad printing transfers the print to the product using a silicone pad. This enables printing on curved, uneven and otherwise challenging surfaces that most other methods cannot handle cleanly.
Particularly suited for
- Pens and office supplies
- Keyrings and small promotional items
- Golf balls and other small objects
- Large campaign runs
Why choose this
- Precise logo on a small area
- Works on curved surfaces
- Cost-effective for large batches
- Good option when the surface is not flat
Screen Printing
When the colour needs to be opaque and the product really stands out.
Screen printing is a durable and striking method for larger runs. Ink is pressed through a mesh screen directly onto the product, resulting in a finish that is resistant to wear and visually strong.
Typical applications
- Buckets
- Glasses and drinking vessels
- Hockey pucks and team merchandise
- Promotional products and corporate gifts
Strengths
- Durable and opaque colour finish
- Suited to larger production runs
- Strong result for company logos
- Also works well on round products
Sublimation
Best when an image or colour needs to be reproduced with precision.
In sublimation printing, an image or text is transferred to the product using heat and pressure. The result is bright, sharp and permanent. The print does not chip or peel in use.
Particularly suited for
- Mugs and drinking vessels
- Textiles and tote bags
- Small personalised batches
- Ready-made sublimation-compatible products
Things to note
- The product must be compatible with sublimation
- Mugs in particular are kept in stock
- Other blank products can be sourced separately
- Works well for gift and promotional products
Laser Engraving
Permanent, clean and tidy.
Laser engraving removes material precisely and leaves a durable mark without inks. We use different machines for metal and softer materials to keep the result clean.
Materials
- Metal: steel, aluminium, brass
- Wood: signs, gift boxes, decorations
- Plastic: casings and small parts
- Leather: belts, wallets, shoes
Maximum engraving area: approx. 100 × 100 mm
Special jobs
If the job does not fit a standard category, ask anyway.
Hot stamping / foil printing
A metallic or coloured foil is bonded to the product using heat and pressure. It is a good choice when the logo needs a striking, uniform and finished surface.
Hand screen printing
We also do manual screen printing for very large or unusual products that do not fit automated machines. Removal boxes, sledges and other unconventional shapes fall into this category.
Quote
Pricing depends on the product, technique and quantity.
Send a quote request and we will check which method suits your product.
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