Pad Printing - 1 to 4 Colours

This printing process uses a silicon pad to transfer a 2-D image onto a 3-D object. This branding is ideal for small items such as pens, mugs, keyrings and much more. The silicon pad can successfully mould and adhere to cylindrical, convex or flat surfaces.

• Allows for up to 4 colours at one time
• Cost-effective and durable
• Very fine detail and text less than 1mm high should be avoided as these details can “close up” during the printing process due to the ink bleeding.

Screen Printing - 1 to 6 Colours

Also known as silkscreen, it is a technique that uses a woven mesh to support an ink-blocking stencil to receive a desired image and can be applied to a variety of material such as t-shirts, bags, umbrellas and caps just to name a few. One colour is applied at a time for clean accuracy and up to 6 colours can be transferred. Different inks are used to suite different materials to ensure the best quality prints.

• Ideal for big, bold logos
• Economical for large quantities

Heatpress - Digital Media

A digital image is printed onto a vinyl backing and then placed into a heat press where the correct application of pressure and heat will transfer and embed the logo on items such as a t-shirt, bags, caps and much more.

• Perfect for detailed logos with fine details
• Ideal products: caps, t-shirt, bags,

Doming - Digital Media

These stickers are digitally printed on an adhesive sheet and then a layer of clear polyurethane resin is applied as a thin protective coating and also creates a three dimensional finish which catches the eye.

• Very durable and cost-effective
• Stickers will automatically be cut to dimensions required

Stickers - Digital Media

Name your shape and colour and we will design and print onto adhesive vinyl sheets. Our Roland prints full CMYK colours automatically delivers you the smooth gradations and flawless solid colours to perfection making Roland the number one brand of Print & Cut inkjet devices.

• Practical for low or high quantities
• A bit limited as to surface it can be applied to due to the media that is being printed on.