OUR Printing Services

Stationery

• Premium Business Cards
  

• Presentation Folder/Files

• Label and Stickers Printing

• Envelope printing

Marketing Material Printing

• Flyer and Pamphlet Printing

• Brochure Printing

• Booklet Printing

• Company Profile Printing

• Catalogue Printing

• Product Sheet Printing

• Promotional Product Printing

• Take Away Brochure Printing

• three Fold Brochure Printing

• Table tent

• posters

Stationery

• Table Calendar bulk Printing

• Diary bulk Printing

• Day planner Bulk Printing

• Notebook Printing

Corporate Printing

• Annual Report Printing 

• School Brochure Printing

• College Brochure Printing

• Application Form Printing

Bulk Promotion Printing

• Wall Poster Printing 

• Retail Counter Display Printing

• Roll up Standee Printing

• Dangler Printing

• Wobbler Printing

• Door Hanger Printing

• Coupons Printing

• Referral Card Printing

Consumable Printing

• Letterhead Printing printing near me

• Forms & register Printing

• Menu Card printing near me

• Photo Book Printing near me

Offset Printing

Offset printing is where the inked image is transferred from a plate to a rubber blanket; from here it is then transferred on to the printing surface. When used in unison with lithography, the offset technique uses a flat image carrier that obtains ink and water from the rollers. The water will be attracted to the non-printed areas whilst the ink will cover the rest of the image.

• These Printing Methods are used for Bulk Printing methods
• Have Low cost per unit when printed in Bulk
• Has Higher initial cost of Platemaking and Machine Setup
• hence Not Feasible in Low Quantity Jobs

Digital Printing

With two corporations in control of the industry (Inkjet and Xerography), Digital printing was first introduced in 1991.

An Inkjet printer is the common household printer that we use in our day to day lives. If you are looking to print off a document, you would use an Inkjet printer; if you were trying to print off homework, you would be using an Inkjet printer. Because of the advancements in technology, printing is no longer a luxury item.

An inkjet printer contains multiple nozzles, each of which drop small droplets of ink that match the digital image sent to it. Inkjet printing is used for a lot of postage and signage and can be printed on paper, plastic, canvas and in some cases door or floor tiles.

Xerographic printers however, print images through the use of electrical charge. The metal drum will create a charge to attract toner particles. These toner particles are then transferred to the media that is being printed on.

These three processes are three of the most common methods of printing in the modern era; allowing us to print documents, reports, certificates and other essential media.

• Suitable for Lower Quantity
• Cost Per unit is higher relative to offset
• Suggested for quantities lower than 1000 No
• Suggested for variable data printing
• suggested for Sampling and Prototyping of Production Jobs
• Has very large number of Media Acceptance such as plastics, metallic, textured and fine media
• Useful in high resolution Security Printing