Using platens our die cutting service gives the option to add a cut shape to your print. Die cutting is used to cut out items such as folders, packaging and literature such as direct mailers that have a shape to their design, creases and folds. This can be an intricate shape or simple curved corners on a flyer or business cards. Items such as folders can either be delivered to you flat or hand folded to finish.
The good news is that once a cutting form has been created, this can be used multiple times at no extra charge, so if you are thinking or reprinting literature or packaging in the future your die cut form will be ready and waiting.
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Embossed or Debossed?
This is the processes of creating either raised or recessed relief images and designs in paper and other materials. An embossed pattern is raised against the background, while a debossed pattern is sunken into the surface of the material. With debossing the indentation can then be filled with ink. Ideally to get the best results, embossing and debossing needs to be applied to thicker paper stocks or card and gives your print items a feeling of quality and value.Embossing your print with foils
To create a greater feeling of luxury, embossing and debossing can be used with block foils or if printing on the HP Indigo printer with special inks such as metallic and fluorescent inks. To read more on the benefits of printing digitally visit our page on digital print. To receive a sample showing an embossed or debossed finish please complete the form below or call us on 01270 625 207.Litho Printing in Cheshire
Quality is our main focus here at Johnsons and we want your litho printing to be the highest quality possible.
To achieve the quality we only use the best presses available. Our Heidelberg XL75 printing press produces the majority of our commercial work, running at speeds of approximately 15,000 sheets per hour. Consequently we are set up to deliver the highest quality print, and to meet your deadlines.
Litho Printing Colour Management
The in-line colour management system that sits alongside the press ensures colour consistency. It also gives rich tones and sharp images giving the best possible CMYK print reproduction. The Heidelberg presses produce a high quality print product, which give a superior finish and quality from medium to long run printing. As a result we produce a more consistent colour reproduction and are capable of printing spot colours include metallics. Furthermore, running our printing presses is a highly experienced and skilled workforce dedicated to producing high quality litho printed product.
Our Litho printing and finishing takes place at our head office premises in Cheshire, alongside our digital printing. We like to think we can give you the best service anywhere. So give the team a call to discuss your litho printing in more detail, we'd be delighted to help. Or you can leave a message in the form below and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.