Digital printing at competitive prices

What is digital printing?

Digital printing involves using liquid inks or toner to print images directly from digital artwork onto a media substrate, eliminating the need for printing plates. This method offers several advantages, including the ability to print smaller quantities—from just one copy to hundreds—all of which are identical. Additionally, digital printing allows for prints on special papers and cardboards. In recent years, digital printing technology has advanced rapidly, leading to improved quality and the introduction of new machines that deliver stunning results. If you need more information, please feel free to reach out for a consultation.

What is the difference between offset and digital printing?

Digital printing is better suited to small print runs and is done directly from the file, unlike offset printing, which uses pre-prepared aluminum plates for each of the four CMYK colors. Another significant difference is the ability to make quick design changes for the next print run without the need to prepare new plates.

What is digital printing suitable for?

Use for small print runs at relatively lower cost.
Use for small print runs with short production times.
Appropriate for printing single copies on demand.
For printing runs with variable information; for example, each print run can have the same design but different information, with changes made directly in the file and ready to print.
Produces consistent copies, unlike offset printing, which may be affected by environmental conditions and cause ink variations.
Useful when a sample print is required before full production.