The term finishing refers to any post-printing operation, that includes binding, fastening of individual sheets together, and specialized decorative processes. Its main purpose is to increase the aesthetic value of the products, by adding additional visual effects, as well as enhance the strength and resistance of the prints. Finishing gives us many options to decorate printed works. Properly selected finishing techniques will make our products look much more interesting, elegant, attractive and stand out from the competition. Various finishing processes are most frequently applied to business cards, packaging, labels, company folders, greeting cards, vouchers and invitations. Techniques used in our printing house include varnishing, selective varnishing, foiling, embossing or hot-stamping.
FORTIS M. BOROWY SP. J.
Poland
Do you have an idea for an unconventional product and you haven't found it in our offer? Are you wondering whether your project is feasible? Send us an inquiry with a detailed product description. We fulfil even the most inventive projects of our customers, such as innovative educational materials which we created for one of our clients matema.edu.pl - original board games, magnetic sets and cards for learning through play.
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Digital printing is one of the most popular printing methods It’s main advantages are short delivery time and customization capabilities - you can personalize each printout, or even pause the printing process at any time to make changes. Unlike with offset printing, preparing the machine for printing does not require any time and money. Since there are no permanent plates, in case of spelling or design mistakes on a printed proof, the file can be easily corrected before the print run continues. It is very useful for printing business cards, numbered tickets, invitations, etc. Printouts created with this method do not need time to dry and can be further processed and refined right away. Digital printing is much more cost-effective for small-run jobs. You should choose digital printing for runs lower than 1000 pieces, especially when you need it fast, and for proofs - when you want to see how your project will look in reality.
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The outward appearance of products considerably affects consumers’ purchasing decisions. Often, it is the packaging that makes them choose a particular product over the others. Therefore, it should make an impression and remain in your clients’ memory long after unpacking. If you want to achieve an elegant and prestigious look, the technology of printing on metallized cardboard is just for you. Metallic, gold or silver shine not only catches the eye but also makes the products more exclusive and luxurious Metalized cardboards are used primarily for the production of premium packaging. Such packaging emphasizes the uniqueness of the product, suggests high quality, and increases its perceived value. However, metalized cardboard can be used wherever we want to obtain an original and exclusive effect. Invitations, business cards, greeting cards, labels, company folders or calendars printed on metalized cardboard will certainly raise the status of your company in the eyes of customers.
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Lenticular printing is our speciality. The use of this printing technique opens up wide possibilities of creating new generation marketing tools. Extensive experience enables us to implement various visions of our customers, which wouldn’t be possible without the lenticular foil. With the use of lenticular print, we can create a number of different effects: 3D – stereoscopic effect, allows you to "extract" an element from a flat surface. Flip - a transformation of one image into another. The graphics alternate depending on the viewing angle in the right-left or up-down directions. Morphing - smooth, gradual transition from one image to another. Zoom - the illusion of zooming in and out of objects, a bit like animation. Animation - the effect of smooth movement, based on the interpenetration of sequences of graphics.
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