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Automatic Thermally Applied Graphics
Automatic thermally applied graphics are applied with a heated rubber die, with the
combination of heat and pressure a graphic design is permanently printed onto such
items as plastic jars, ceramic cups, golf clubs, etc. This method is an alternative
to silk-screening and hot stamping as it reduces the chance of registration error. When
applying thermal graphics, only one pass is needed to adhere the graphic to
the item. This is a cost effective technique when compared to silk-screening and
hot stamping printing techniques. Other advantages with this process is that the
graphics can be added to packages, contain up to 14 colors or four-color process.
In addition several finishes such as matte, shiny, semitransparent, and opaque are
available. The use of thermally applied graphics allows manufactures to decorate various products
of various surface textures and materials. This process also has the ability to
use multiple colors and reproduce complex design with accuracy, consistency and
sharp detail.
Small business guides: , Thermal Transfer Labels Guide.com |
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