Decorations
Badging
Your logo or design can be imprinted into a customised badge which is attached to the product. This can be used on clothing, bags, caps, compendiums etc and be made from rubber, pewter, metal alloy, or Tin and can be decorated with an enamel or printed finish. With or without a resin finish.
Debossing
Sometimes referred to embossing. Pressing letters or illustrations into usually leather or some aluminium products using a metal or plastic die to create a depressed (debossed) image.
Embossing
Perfect for leather and PVC products, embossing has a traditional and classic look. Embossing can also be done with gold and silver foil.
Embroidery
Your logo is stitched into the fabric. Suitable for clothing, caps and bags. Embroidery is a versatile option for logos, allowing for small to large size logos. It represents high quality and looks great.
Laser Engraving
The method of placing your logo onto a product by burning away a coating on the surface. This will result in a permanent impression of your logo or design being left on the product. This can then also be oxidised to further blacken the area for better definition. Laser engraving gives your logo a clean, smooth and polished apperance. Not suitable for all products.
Pad Printing
The process of transferring an image by using a smooth silicone rubber pad. This process can be used on a wide range of products. Is relatively inexpensive, particularly for multi-colour prints.
Plastisol Transfer
Heat transfering pre-printed paper onto products. Suitable for any heat resitant items. It has more elasticity compared to screenprinting and is the preferred choice for detailed multicoloured designs.
Screen Printing
Ink is forced through a design-bearing stencil, colour at a time, onto the item. Suitable for a wide variety of products such as clothing, bags, mugs, compendiums, satchels, and umbrellas. A much larger area can be printed compared to pad printing.
Sublimated Print
Sublimation uses a heat transfer process that employs special heat sensitive inks or toners to permanently dye polymer-coated surfaces.
Transfer Printing
Available for complex logos and gradients, transfer printing provides excellent reproduction quality onto almost any surface. Please consider this option when providing a detailed logo.
Additions
Rubber Badge - Moulded rubber logos are the latest innovation for logo placement. They are stylish, cost effective and excellent for those looking for 'subtle' branding options. These can be made with a solid or transparent base
Epoxy Done - Logos are placed under a clear acrylic dome, giving your images a sleek, 3D look. Epoxy Domes are perfect for when a high quality logo is required in a short period of time.
Moulded Metal badge - Strong and durable metal logos represent your brand in the best possible way.
Zipper Puller - Pullers can be created in almost any shape and with a large variety of finishes. Metal, rubber, plastic and combinations, the options are endless...
Printed Lining - Many businesses are drawn to the new trend of customised printed lining. Print a one colour logo tone on tone for a sophisticated style or push the boundaries with a full colour photo print for your large indent orders.
Your logo or design can be imprinted into a customised badge which is attached to the product. This can be used on clothing, bags, caps, compendiums etc and be made from rubber, pewter, metal alloy, or Tin and can be decorated with an enamel or printed finish. With or without a resin finish.
Debossing
Sometimes referred to embossing. Pressing letters or illustrations into usually leather or some aluminium products using a metal or plastic die to create a depressed (debossed) image.
Embossing
Perfect for leather and PVC products, embossing has a traditional and classic look. Embossing can also be done with gold and silver foil.
Embroidery
Your logo is stitched into the fabric. Suitable for clothing, caps and bags. Embroidery is a versatile option for logos, allowing for small to large size logos. It represents high quality and looks great.
Laser Engraving
The method of placing your logo onto a product by burning away a coating on the surface. This will result in a permanent impression of your logo or design being left on the product. This can then also be oxidised to further blacken the area for better definition. Laser engraving gives your logo a clean, smooth and polished apperance. Not suitable for all products.
Pad Printing
The process of transferring an image by using a smooth silicone rubber pad. This process can be used on a wide range of products. Is relatively inexpensive, particularly for multi-colour prints.
Plastisol Transfer
Heat transfering pre-printed paper onto products. Suitable for any heat resitant items. It has more elasticity compared to screenprinting and is the preferred choice for detailed multicoloured designs.
Screen Printing
Ink is forced through a design-bearing stencil, colour at a time, onto the item. Suitable for a wide variety of products such as clothing, bags, mugs, compendiums, satchels, and umbrellas. A much larger area can be printed compared to pad printing.
Sublimated Print
Sublimation uses a heat transfer process that employs special heat sensitive inks or toners to permanently dye polymer-coated surfaces.
Transfer Printing
Available for complex logos and gradients, transfer printing provides excellent reproduction quality onto almost any surface. Please consider this option when providing a detailed logo.
Additions
Rubber Badge - Moulded rubber logos are the latest innovation for logo placement. They are stylish, cost effective and excellent for those looking for 'subtle' branding options. These can be made with a solid or transparent base
Epoxy Done - Logos are placed under a clear acrylic dome, giving your images a sleek, 3D look. Epoxy Domes are perfect for when a high quality logo is required in a short period of time.
Moulded Metal badge - Strong and durable metal logos represent your brand in the best possible way.
Zipper Puller - Pullers can be created in almost any shape and with a large variety of finishes. Metal, rubber, plastic and combinations, the options are endless...
Printed Lining - Many businesses are drawn to the new trend of customised printed lining. Print a one colour logo tone on tone for a sophisticated style or push the boundaries with a full colour photo print for your large indent orders.