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A magnifying effect that protects and enhances your full-colour design

The resin drop, also known as doming, involves applying a layer of transparent resin over a pre-printed label. This layer creates a raised, glossy effect that acts like a magnifying glass, enhancing the colours and protecting the design from rubbing and scratches.

Advantages

• Striking three-dimensional effect
• Protects the design from bumps and scratches
• Enhances the colours and gloss of the print
• Ideal for keyrings, badges, pins, and nameplates

Handicaps

• Not recommended for very flexible surfaces or textiles
• Not suitable for highly curved areas or sharp edges

Full-colour adhesive label that sticks to the product

The full-colour digital label involves printing the design onto an adhesive label using high-resolution digital technology. This technique allows logos, images, and detailed messages to be included in a small space and applied to the finished product. It is a versatile solution, ideal when the product cannot be printed using other methods.

Advantages

• High-resolution full-colour printing
• Quick and easy application
• Full-colour printing where other techniques are not feasible

Handicaps

• Less durable than engraved or embroidered techniques
• The label may peel with heavy use
• Not recommended for products subjected to frequent washing

Laser engraving for an elegant and permanent finish

Laser engraving creates a precise and permanent mark on the product surface using a laser. Without the need for inks, it achieves a clean, indelible finish on materials such as metal, wood, plastic, or leather, making it widely used for keychains, trophies, and personalized pens.

Advantages

• Permanent marking that won’t fade with use
• High precision and detail, even for small text
• No inks or additional chemicals required
• Does not alter the texture or integrity of the item

Handicaps

• The engraving does not add color; it depends on the material’s natural tone
• On wood, the final finish will vary according to the grain