Uv Offset Printing
TECHNOLOGIES
Description
We are one of the very few printing houses that offer UV offset printing on various types of non-absorbent surfaces, such as foils and plastics. For this printing method, we use modern Heidelberg machines, which enable us to precisely print on any material (PVC, PP, PET self-adhesive foils, etc.) using inks that are UV-cured after application. In UV offset printing, the ink applied to the substrate is cured with ultraviolet light. Using UV lamps we can print on any type of substrate, from synthetic paper to foils or plastics, where traditional offset printing is impossible. The UV printing technique allows us to achieve an almost photographic quality of prints. The imprints have increased resistance to mechanical damage and adverse weather conditions. Another great advantage of UV offset printing is a variety of refinement possibilities. We can apply selective varnishes, hot-stamping, foils or embossing.
- Continuous printing
- lenticular printing
- offset printing
- custom printing
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