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When Two Become One
Digital dye-sublimation (dye-sub) printing is continually adopted as the demand for customization rises. There are two digital dye-sub printing methods—transfer and direct...
Intermolecular Attraction
The latest UV digital ink sets are challenged to adhere to an increasing amount of surfaces, including pre-manufactured objects. Proper curing, inks, primers, and adhesion promoters are all essential considerations...
Automating Production
When demand doesn’t necessitate high levels of production, manual tasks can suffice.
Extended Color Gamut
CMYK ink sets are limiting when it comes to achieving brand-specific colors. To combat this, traditional analog printing uses...
Head’s Up on Embellishment
The first part of this series on embellishment discussed the benefits of inkjet-driven devices utilizing various components to create realistic effects...
Realism in Spades
Embellishment is a popular way to enhance a printed product, whether it be a card, box, or some other piece of marketing material...
Made to Perform
Print providers have many choices for printing to textiles. Decisions involve the print process...
Set for AM
Many three-dimensional (3D) print technologies rely on additive manufacturing (AM) process. A range of materials...
Material Matters
Materials for additive manufacturing (AM) vary from plastic filaments to metals or ceramic materials...
Flexibility Between Methods
Flexographic printing maintains a stronghold in the label market, ideal for static, long runs. While shorter runs are certainly the norm...
