Printable cocktail glass with straw and lid, 400ml

Your design printed in full colour all around the product

Circular digital printing uses specialized equipment with print heads, similar to those in a standard printer, to apply continuous designs around cylindrical products. As the object rotates, the heads deposit ink precisely, offering great creative freedom and enabling full-colour graphics on bottles and glasses.

Advantages

• Full-colour wrap-around printing on cylindrical products
• Technique suitable for logos and illustrations
• A great choice for visually striking campaigns with bottles and glasses

Handicaps

• Does not allow exact Pantone® colour matching
• The ink’s raised effect may be slightly noticeable to the touch
• Less durable than techniques such as engraving

Circular printing with solid colours and excellent value for money

Circular screen printing adapts the classic screen printing technique to cylindrical surfaces, allowing the print to cover almost the entire circumference of mugs, glasses, or bottles. The result is a logo or design visible from any angle, in solid colours with high durability. Additionally, the ability to print exact Pantone colours ensures branding that is faithful to the original design.

Advantages

• Ability to print exact Pantone® colours
• Wrap-around printing on the product
• Good durability for everyday use
• Ideal for promotional mugs, glasses, and bottles

Handicaps

• Limited to designs with few colours
• Not suitable for printing photographs or gradients
• Printing area depends on the shape and size of the item

Small-detail printing on curved surfaces

Pad printing uses a flexible silicone pad to transfer ink from an engraved plate onto curved or irregular surfaces. Perfect for logos and small text on pens, keyrings, gadgets, and other compact items that are difficult to print using other methods

Advantages

• Prints exact Pantone® colours
• Works on curved and irregular surfaces
• High definition for logos and text
• Cost-effective for bulk orders

Handicaps

• Relatively small printing area
• Limited number of colours, especially in multicolour designs
• Not suitable for printing photographs or gradients