Object marking

Pad printing

Pad printing is a printing method consisting in applying permanent printing ink using a soft, smooth stamp referred to as a pad. Using a pad with a right shape, a print is made on uneven and irregular surfaces.

Provided that the right ink is chosen, pad printing enables printing on substrates such as plastics, rubber, glass, metal, wood, fabrics, etc.

Pad printing is often used for writing text on a wide variety of substrates, starting with pens, lighters, mugs or shirts, through car parts and ending with front panels of various household appliances and audio/video equipment.

Flat and round screen printing

One of the printing techniques that we offer is screen printing. We are in possession of semi-automatic screen printing machines for printing on round objects (round printing) and on the majority of flat surfaces (flat printing).

Digital UV printing

UV printing is currently the cutting-edge solution in the field of large format digital printing on all kinds of flat materials, including on PVC.

The print is made directly on a rigid material using inks that are hardened on the substrate surface using UV lamps. Thanks to that, all kinds of works related to fixing the prints are eliminated.

White ink enables making a selective sub-print on a substrate of any colour. By using white ink, we can print on transparent media using the overprinting technique.

UV printing enables achieving nearly photographic quality of print. It also enables making a direct, well-adhering print on any substrate. The prints can be employed indoors. At the same time, they are resistant to water, humidity and sun and can be used outdoors as well. Prints on PVC and other substrates do not require drying and can be processed further, cut and packed right after printing.

The main fields of application of UV printing is advertising and decoration. It constitutes an alternative to screen printing and fixing printed foil to surfaces using adhesives.

The application of UV printing technology enables direct:

  • printing on carton board and cardboard
  • printing on PVC
  • printing on sheet metal
  • printing on woods: planks, plywood, furniture boards and doors
  • printing on glass: prints on glass panes, mirrors and glass elements
  • printing on ceramic tiles
  • printing on blinds and shades
  • printing on other flat materials

Marking (engraving) with CO2 laser and Fiber laser

Laser engraving is a marking method that takes advantage of a laser beam. Computer control allows removing material with precision from the surface of the object undergoing engraving. Lasers of CO2 type enable engraving on materials such as: wood, glass, leather, carton board, plastics, laminates for engraving and stamp rubber.