Printing Methods

Screen Printing is a traditional yet highly versatile printing method that uses a mesh stencil to transfer ink onto the surface of a product. It produces vibrant, long-lasting colors and works well on flat or slightly curved surfaces such as tote bags, notebooks, water bottles, and packaging boxes.
This method is ideal for simple logos or solid-color designs, offering excellent color consistency and durability.

Digital UV Printing is a modern printing technology that uses ultraviolet (UV) light to instantly cure ink on the surface of a product. It supports full-color, high-resolution printing, allowing for vivid gradients, textures, and even 3D embossed effects.
This method is suitable for a wide range of materials, including metal, plastic, acrylic, and leather. It’s perfect for complex or colorful designs that require fine detail and a premium finish.

Hot Stamping is a heat transfer process that applies metallic or colored foil onto a surface using high temperature and pressure. It creates a shiny, reflective finish that adds a premium and elegant touch to any product.
Commonly used on packaging boxes, notebooks, and leather goods, this technique is perfect for highlighting logos, text, or decorative accents.

UV Transfer Printing combines UV printing technology with heat transfer techniques. The design is first printed onto a special transfer film using UV ink and then transferred onto the product surface with heat and pressure.
This method provides high-definition, full-color results while maintaining a smooth finish and excellent durability. It’s ideal for products with irregular or curved surfaces where direct printing is difficult.

Laser Engraving uses a high-powered laser beam to etch or mark the surface of a material with extreme precision. It produces a permanent, detailed design that won’t fade or peel over time.
This method is ideal for metal, wood, glass, and leather products. It’s perfect for logos, names, and personalized messages, giving a refined and professional finish.

Debossing and Embossing are stamping techniques that create depth and texture by pressing a design into the surface of a material.
Debossing creates an indented (pressed-in) effect, while Embossing produces a raised (popped-out) look.
Both methods add a tactile and elegant touch, commonly used on notebooks, packaging, and leather goods for subtle yet premium branding.

When embossed, general leather presents a clear, elegant relief effect, highlighting depth and texture. Color-changing leather, on the other hand, not only shows the embossed pattern but also changes its tone under pressure, creating a unique contrast and visual layering. The result is a design that feels more dynamic and sophisticated, perfect for premium or creative styles.

Foil Stamping is a finishing process that uses heat and pressure to apply a thin layer of metallic or pigmented foil onto a surface. It creates a brilliant, reflective shine that enhances the product’s premium look and highlights logos or text beautifully.
Available in various colors such as gold, silver, rose gold, and holographic finishes, foil stamping is perfect for luxury packaging, notebooks, and certificates.