Thermoforming is a process used by manufacturers to create anything from signage to automotive parts. Traditionally, a piece that involved a decorative graphic or color was either hand painted or screenprinted. However, there are digital ink sets optimized for printing to materials that will eventually undergo the thermoforming process.
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Packaging is king in today’s age of marketing. With so many products available to consumers, how a product is packaged is one of the most defining marketing materials a brand owner has.
Three-dimensional (3D) printing is fairly common in the jewelry industry, with the ability to create unique pieces in a variety of materials. However, in this market 3D printing is most often used for customized one-offs or prototyping master models that are later mass produced by traditional techniques.
Product integrity is one of the most important considerations for brand owners. Counterfeiting is a large—and growing—concern and security…
Digital printing allows for short runs of customized packaging. When planning to utilize this technology, package printers should prepare for a new
Digitally printed garments continue to appear whether the person wearing them knows how they were produced or not. Many sports teams…
The latest advancements in inkjet technology enable direct printing to a variety of substrates and three-dimensional (3D) objects…
Many smaller—or tabletop-style—UV flatbeds print to glassware. This is a lucrative opportunity for manufacturers looking to expand their capabilities…
Smaller businesses and craft enthusiasts commonly take everyday items and personalize them, whether using hand painted techniques…
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