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What have a wheelie bin, a coffin, a garage door and a guitar got in common?

We’ll make no bones about it – successful dye sub printing is all about tying down processes and variables. If you reduce or remove potential for error in any of the processes, the likelihood of a successful outcome is greatly increased. 

If you’re doing a lot of printing onto self-adhesive vinyl and then applying to sign boards to produce your signage or PoS graphics, then you’re unintentionally increasing lead times and adding staffing hours through these time consuming finishing techniques.

Flatbed printing offers a huge variety of options

Branding, decorating or embellishing a phone cover is a great way to add value to a humble functional product!

Fluorescent colours are definitely ‘on trend’ in the sportswear market at the moment.

The release of orange SS21 solvent ink earlier this year following orange LX101 latex ink in 2014, has been a game changer for wide-format printing and vibrancy is the word of the moment.

Until recently, printing direct-to-object with LED UV flatbed technology has been reserved for predominantly flat surfaces as the print quality deteriorates as the print head gets further away from the object on the curve.

Stickers, decals, labels – call them what you want, but there’s huge potential for your business when it comes to shaped, printed, self-adhesive vinyl!

Lightweight sublimation papers, such as the ones produced by Coldenhove, Cham, Beaver and Kaspar Papir, are sought after by printers, primarily because they cost less.