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PRINTING TECHNOLOGY

Solvent Printing

Solvent printing is a type of printing technique that uses organic solvents to dissolve inks and apply them to the surface of the material. It is mainly used for printing banners, posters or stickers. Solvent inks are durable and weather-resistant, making them popular for outdoor applications.

UV Digital Printing

UV printing is a type of digital printing that uses ultraviolet light to quickly cure ink when printing on various surfaces. This technology allows direct personalization of products by printing on various flat materials (Alu-Dibond composite boards, PVC boards, Plexa, glass, furniture boards, wood, plaster, petg, backlit, etc.) as well as rollers (banners, papers, films). UV printing is particularly popular in the advertising industry, because the ink is immediately hardened by UV light, changing to a solid state, making it more resistant to mechanical damage and weather conditions, so the printed materials can be used both in indoor advertising (reproductions of paintings, posters, stickers, backlit advertising) and outdoor advertising (signs, billboards, banners).

Screen printing

Screen printing is a printing technique in which the ink is moved through a screen equipped with holes (screen) on selected areas so that the ink can be applied to the surface of a material, such as plastic, metal or wood . Screen printing is often used in advertising because it ensures high quality, precision and durability of the print.

Screen printing can be separated into manual and semi-automatic. Hand screen printing requires more precision and time which is why it works well for mono prints. However, for larger print runs and repetitive designs, semi-automatic printing is used, which is a more economical printing technology.

Screen printing has a wide range of applications and can be used to print on a variety of substrates such as Alu-Dibond composite boards, PVC boards, Plexi, glass, furniture boards, wood, paper, film, plaster,