Enhanced Printing

Hot stamping is a printing method of relief printing in which pre-wired ink or foils are transferred to a service at high temperatures. Research shows that by adding gold foil printing or other interesting effects to your piece, consumers perceive a higher value and quality of your product.

A very glossy, shiny liquid coating applied to a printed paper surface and cured on a printing press or special machine using ultraviolet light. Adding a UV High Gloss Coating is one of the most brilliant effects you can add to your project.

Embossing alters the surface of paper stock or other substrates by providing a three-dimensional or raised effect on selected areas.

Use Interactive Print Technology to engage with your target audience any time, anywhere. Through applying elements such as QR codes, these interactive print technologies allow you to instantaneously direct customers to your online content from any printed piece.

Metallic ink is a varnish or vehicle containing metallic particles. Common metals used to manufacture metallic ink include copper, aluminum, bronze or zinc. When metallic ink is printed and left to dry, the metallic particles rise to the surface, reflecting light and creating a metallic sheen.

Texture Effect Varnish gives paper a soft, velvety feel that conveys a luxurious tactile appeal. This printing effect is best applied for a raised, 3D effect on gloss paper.

The Lamination process applies a clear plastic film to printed pieces. The clear film can be glossy or matte. In addition to protection, print lamination adds strength and rigidity.