Precise Technique for High-Quality Printing

The indirect printing technique, known as pad printing, uses a rubber pad to transfer ink from a cliché onto the desired object. This technique allows printing on both flat and curved surfaces, making it ideal for printing on smaller items such as pens, lighters, keychains, mugs, ashtrays, and similar objects.

Advantages:

All materials can be printed
All shapes can be printed
Pantone colors
Detailed finish

Printing on:

Plastic
Polypropylene (PP)
Polystyrene (PS)
Polyethylene (PE)
PVC
Metal
Glass
Ceramic
Wood
Paper

A characteristic of pad printing is the use of a silicone pad to transfer the logo onto an object. This technique achieves a sharper finish, and perfect color matching (PMS) is achievable. Pad printing is one of the most commonly used printing techniques.

Perfect print

Almost every shape or object in the world can be printed using the pad printing technique. That is why this method is the most commonly used in our business.

Pens, desk clocks, business card holders, USB sticks, ceramic mugs, memo clips, keychains, and much more.

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