Polylux

A modern method of low-temperature printing. The main advantage of Polylux is the ability to obtain most colors from the Pantone palette. The colors are intense and well saturated. Magenta color, which is unavailable in other techniques, is easily obtained. In addition, fullcolor prints match offset in terms of color quality. Works where Polylux is used are fired at a temperature of about 185 degrees C.

They are resistant to washing in dishwashers, but do not guarantee such high resistance to mechanical damage as prints made with Transfer Plus method.

Advantages

full Pantone color palette
possibility to combine with product coloring using TrendColor and ProColor techniques
print resistant to dishwasher washing for approx. 500 cycles at 60^oC

Disadvantages

relatively expensive technique
wallpaper merging not possible
prints are not fully resistant to mechanical damage
no possibility of decoration on the bottom or inside of the product
manual decoration, slight deviations in logo placement may occur
any object, line, or text smaller than 0.2 mm will not be printed
in negative, any object, line, or text smaller than 0.4 mm will be filled with ink

Welcome to our guide to decorating techniques

This will allow you to learn the methods we use to make the products you order. Familiarizing yourself with the content and examples of implementation will certainly dispel many doubts and help you choose the best solutions for your unique promotional gift.

Polylux

Advantages

Disadvantages

Welcome to our guide to decorating techniques

Transfer Plus

Polylux

Digital Print

Direct Print

Deep Effect

Laser Print

TrendColor

ProColor

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