A logo is burnt into a product with a CO2 laser by removing the top layer of the item to expose the second layer. This branding allows us to replicate original logos with great accuracy. This is a permanent and classy way to brand certain organic materials like glass, leather and wood.

A die in the shape of a logo is pressed into the surface of a product using both heat and pressure, creating a permanent stamped impression in the product. This creates a unique 3D look which is both subtle and classy. Ideal for genuine and imitation leather products, as well as PU.

Our latest branding solution – Direct to Product Printing – provides for the application of full-colour logos directly onto product. By using specifically engineered jigs, a specialised digital printing head transfers UV-cured ink onto flat or slightly curved surfaces with photo-print quality and bold, vivid colours. This provides a permanent, full-colour logo print which is classified as high impact branding and makes a lasting impression.

Stickers are digitally printed on an adhesive vinyl in full-colour and then automatically cut to the required shape and size. The stickers are coated with a polyurethane resin to give a three-dimensional appearance. Ideal for multi-colour logos which are hard to replicate with other print techniques. This can be applied to smooth and rigid surfaces but works best on products with a purpose-made recessed plaque.

Hot Stamping with foil is a similar process to debossing except that a thin foil is pressed into the product to create a colour. Even though heat and pressure are applied, they are applied in lesser volume than during debossing and therefore the impression is not as deep. This creates an exceptional superior impression, ideal for genuine and imitation leather products as well as PU. Foils are available in blue, copper, gold, green, light blue, orange, red, silver and yellow ( Pantone matches are not possible

A digital image is printed onto a special vinyl surface, which is then placed onto the product in the correct position. At this point the product is placed in a heat press, and the heat from the press melts the adhesive backing on the vinyl, merging it with the fabric. Mainly used where a logo is too intricate for screen printing and is perfect for logos with many colours, extreme detail and small text. Vinyl is not cut to the shape of the logo so the flexibility of the product may be affected.

Pad Printing is an offset printing process that involves ink being transferred from an engraved metal plate onto a product via a silicone pad, creating an image on the product. Each colour is applied separately but the detail in the print can still be excellent. It’s a great all-round solution that’s fast and economical and can be applied on virtually any shape or surface. Favoured for small plastic items like pens, key holders and torches. Allows single and multi-colour branding ( up to 4 colours )

Screen Printing is the process whereby a logo is exposed onto a mesh screen, with the blank areas coated with an impermeable substance. Ink is then placed onto the screen and a squeegee pushes the ink through the screen in the areas where the logo has been imposed. Colours are printed one at a time so accurate registration is essential. This is a cost effective solution for larger quantities and provides excellent coverage and is especially good for large and bold logos. It’s ideal for bags and t-shirts but can also be used for umbrellas, coolers and smaller items like notebooks and folders which allows single and multi-colour branding ( up to 6 colours ).

Sublimation Printing is a process done by way of a digital full-colour printer which is fitted with special sublimation inks. The logo is printed onto a special transfer paper and cut automatically to the correct shape. The logo is then placed onto the product and heat is applied, causing the inks to migrate from the paper onto the product. This ensures premium full-colour photorealistic prints with flexibility characteristics of the product which are not affected since the ink simply migrates to the product. This is only suitable for white products made from polyester fabric (minimum 60%) and polymer coated products.