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Sublimation is a full-colour printing technique that uses heat and pressure to transfer dye onto sublimation coated products and a few fabrics. Sublimation printing offers a number of advantages, including exceptional color reproduction, intricate detailing, and the ability to print complex designs without the risk of image distortion or fading.

D-embossing is a stamping process for producing raised or sunken designs on surfaces. The process usually requires a specialized die that is pressed into the material using a printing press, resulting in a sophisticated and tactile finish that adds depth and character to printed materials.

Screen printing is a traditional and versatile printing technique that involves passing ink through a mesh to create imprint on the substrate. It involves ink being applied on the object using a mesh except in certain areas which are made impermeable by a blocking stencil. This technique is valued for its ability to reproduce intricate details and bold designs.

Pad printing is a specialised printing technique that is well-suited for three-dimensional objects. Under this process a pad made of rubber transfers the image onto the substrate by picking up the ink from the etched design and using a gentle stamping motion. This method is widely employed for precise printing on objects with complex shapes, textures, or uneven surfaces.

For the first time in UAE, we introduce 360 UV printing. It is a digital full colour printing to create high quality imprints directly on conical and cylindrical objects allowing large imprints that wrap the item.

UV prlights inting is a form of digital printing that use ultra-violet light to dry or cure ink as it is printed. As the printer distributes ink on the surface of a substrate the UV light follows close behind drying the ink instantly. UV printing offers several benefits, such as exceptional color accuracy, high-resolution output, and the ability to print on non-traditional surfaces.

DTF printing is a type of digital printing process that transfers prints onto substrates using a heat-press mechanism. DTF involves printing designs directly onto a specialized film using a digital printer, which uses specially formulated inks. After printing, the film is carefully placed onto the fabric, and heat is applied to transfer the ink from the film onto the fabric.

Embroidery is a classic and enduring printing technique that involves the creation of designs or patterns on fabric using thread and needles. This method offers a tactile and three-dimensional quality, making it ideal for adding texture and intricacy to various textile items. Embroidery is achieved by stitching colored threads onto the fabric's surface, following a pattern or design. Laser marking is a precise and efficient printing technique that involves using laser beams to create permanent marks, patterns, or text on a variety of materials. Unlike engraving, which removes material to create a visible mark, laser marking often works by altering the surface properties of the material through color change, oxidation, or other chemical processes.

Laser marking is a precise and efficient printing technique that involves using laser beams to create permanent marks, patterns, or text on a variety of materials. Unlike engraving, which removes material to create a visible mark, laser marking often works by altering the surface properties of the material through color change, oxidation, or other chemical processes

Laser engraving is a high-precision printing technique that utilizes focused laser beams to etch or engrave designs, patterns, or text onto various materials. Laser engraving offers exceptional precision and versatility, making it suitable for a wide range of materials such as wood, acrylic, glass, metal, leather, and more. Laser engraving is known for its ability to achieve intricate and fine details that might be difficult to achieve with other printing methods.

Heat transfer printing is a widely used technique in which designs or images are transferred from a carrier paper or film onto a substrate using heat and pressure. This method is popular for its versatility and ease of use, making it suitable for various materials such as fabrics, ceramics, plastics, and metals. The process involves first printing the desired design onto a special transfer paper or film using a digital printer or other printing method.

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