Printing
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Laser engraving is a type of engraving in which, using the laser light beam, changes are made to the material's relief, appearance and shape, achieving the desired effect.

The material to be engraved or cut is subjected to the laser beam, which removes the top layer of the material. For the machine to recognise the task, the design must be created in vector format (Corel Draw, AI, EPS, PDF, etc.).

Laser engraving is a very suitable engraving method, as it can process a wide variety of materials: metal, wood, ceramics, plastic, glass, acrylic, stone, marble, rubber, paper, cardboard, leather, fabric and organic items.

The work area of machines designed for engraving metal items is 100x100 mm. For machines designed to engrave various materials, the work areas are 640x400 mm and 720x420 mm respectively.

Mechanical engraving is done with a special milling tool that physically removes the metal surface, creating a deep and precise engraving.

Suited for metal and metal items with a hard surface. Especially suitable for award plates, dishes and other individual engravings.

The design must be created in vector format (Corel Draw, AI, EPS, PDF, etc.). The lead time is usually 3–5 business days.

Sandblast engraving is complex handwork that results in changes to the material's relief and appearance. It is the only 100% handmade process in our offering.

Sandblasting is used when laser engraving is not technically possible due to the item's size, shape, curvature or other parameters, for example non-standard vases, decorations, various glass decorations, etc. The item is carefully masked, and engraving forms in the areas without covering.

The maximum size of the item to be engraved is 500x400x200 mm. For the machine to recognise the task, the design must be created in vector format.

Screen printing is a printing technology for printing on various materials. A wooden or metal frame is used as the print form, onto which a polyester or silk fabric with a fine mesh structure is fixed.

With the screen printing technique, textiles (T-shirts, bags, sweaters, bags, etc.), paper (business cards, forms, folders, labels, pouches), as well as various plastics and other materials are usually printed.

We currently offer a 450x350 mm print area. Design projects must be submitted in PDF, AI, EPS or CDR file formats.

Pad printing is a printing method in which, by dipping a silicone pad into ink and transferring it onto the item's surface, the desired imprint is formed.

Pad printing is suitable for concave and convex surfaces. Among materials, it is used for glass, ceramics, leather, wood, metal, paper surfaces and various plastics.

The maximum printable area is 45x75 mm. We offer a two-colour pad printing machine (max print area 75x50 mm) and a four-colour semi-automatic (max print diameter 75 mm).

Decal printing is a printing method in which, thanks to virtually no limitations on print area and placement, along with high firing temperatures, a very high-quality and durable print is achieved.

The image colours are printed "mirrored" onto a special paper — the decal. The paper is moistened and pressed onto the surface. Ceramic and porcelain items are fired for 8 hours at 800–1200 °C, glass — 10 hours at 600 °C.

For glass, porcelain, ceramics. With firing at lower temperatures it is also suitable for plastic.

Digital printing is a printing technology by which print jobs are produced directly from a computer file prepared to technical requirements, without any additional preparation.

For making advertising or presentation materials, as well as greeting cards, diplomas and posters in small quantities. Very suitable for variable data printing, for example when personalisation is required.

The usable paper weight in digital printing is 80–350 g/m². Design projects must be submitted in PDF, AI, EPS or CDR file formats. Photos must be CMYK at 300 DPI resolution.

Plotter cutting makes it possible to cut letters, lettering or images from adhesive film, used for applying to flat and slightly convex or concave surfaces.

For vehicle bodies, shop windows, signs, information plates, etc.

The maximum cutting width is 1180 mm. It is not recommended to cut objects smaller than 8x8 mm. Only objects created in vector format (Corel Draw, AI, EPS, PDF) can be cut.

Textile printing allows printing on T-shirts, polo shirts, fabric bags, sportswear, bags and other fabric products.

The maximum print area is 35x45 cm. We have a six-colour carousel with a drying tunnel (able to print up to 100 units per hour), digital printing machines (DTG, DTF) that transfer full-colour material directly onto fabric, and a heat press that conveniently transfers prints, sublimation and heat-transfer decals directly onto fabric.

Horizontal heat press (max 350x450 mm, up to 60 units per hour), cap heat press (max 120x65 mm, up to 40 units per hour), full-colour transfer printing (max A3, plotter-cut heat-transfer film 350x450 mm).

UV printing is direct printing on various surfaces with UV-curing ink. It is used when full-colour printing is needed, but it can also be used for specific spot colours. Besides colours, the print can also be coated with varnish.

UV printing is used to personalise both awards and promotional items. It is especially suitable when different text is needed on each item.

The maximum print area is 473x319 mm. The maximum material size is 500x350 mm. The maximum material height is 70 mm.

3D printing is a manufacturing technology in which three-dimensional objects are built layer by layer from a digital model. It allows fast and precise production of complex-shaped prototypes and finished products.

For making prototypes, decorative elements, individual souvenirs, promotional items and producing technical parts in small quantities.

A 3D model in STL or OBJ format is required. It is possible to work with various plastics (PLA, PETG, ABS). The lead time depends on the complexity and size of the object.

Sublimation is a printing method in which a special ink turns into a gaseous state under heat and pressure and is embedded directly into the material's fibre structure, creating a durable, vivid full-colour image.

For mugs, T-shirts, cushions, photo plates, puzzles, sports uniforms and other polyester-containing or specially coated items.

The material must contain at least 65% polyester or a special sublimation coating. The design must be high resolution (min 150 DPI). The print is resistant to washing and UV radiation.

These are uniquely designed badges, medals, coins, orders, plates and other metal items.

Your design in vector format (cdr, ai, pdf, eps) is converted into a die, from which metal badges, medals, orders and plates are then made. They can be 2D or 3D, one- or two-sided, with various fastenings (pin, magnet, screw, tie-tack), soft or synthetic enamel, glossy or antique finish. Various types of packaging are also available.

For personalisation, awarding and special life moments. For example: making badges and medals, special coins or plates.

To fulfil the order technically, it must be in vector format (cdr, ai, pdf, eps). Note that the production time from artwork approval to delivery is up to five weeks. However, each order is assessed individually and depending on workload, so we will always agree on a precise collection time with you.

Polymer or cast stickers gain volume and shine by covering the sticker with a transparent polymer resin layer — the result is a durable, representative sticker with a 3D effect.

For logos, brands, emblems and product labelling — in places where a high-quality and durable sticker is needed.

Submit the design in vector format (PDF, AI, EPS, CDR). Shape and size are adjustable; the lead time is agreed individually.