Here we will briefly guide you through our printing facility

DIGITAL PRINTING

Digital printing — also commonly referred to as "digital offset" — is a printing technology that combines the quality of offset printing with the speed and flexibility of digital printing.
A major advantage of digital printing is its flexibility for producing multiple product variants, as data is sent directly to the machine without the need for printing plates or cylinders, as is the case with offset, screen, and flexographic printing.
Another benefit of printing on digital machines is the ability to print on a wide range of substrates — from paper and films to plastics and various specialty materials designed for digital printing.
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FLEXOGRAPHIC PRINTING

Flexographic printing is a printing technique in which ink is transferred to the surface of a rubber cylinder or sleeve via a system of rollers, the most important of which is the so-called anilox roller. In simple terms, this type of printing can be compared to stamping.
Flexographic printing delivers very high quality and is cost-effective for higher print runs. A key advantage of flexo printing is its versatility across different substrates (papers, films, cardboards, plastics, etc.).
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SCREEN PRINTING

The advantage of flatbed screen printing is the durability of labels, achieved by applying a thicker layer of ink that is cured with UV light. Thanks to this technology, labels are resistant to abrasion, wear, UV radiation, and chemical fumes. In line with our commitment to innovation and automation, we have invested in a new, modern screen printing machine equipped with advanced technology. In a single pass, it can perform multiple finishing operations including hot stamping, embossing, debossing, relief varnish, and lamination.
It is important to note that one screen must be prepared for each printing colour. On our flatbed screen press, we print with spot colours.
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DIE-CUTTING MACHINE

Thanks to fully automated production, we can maximise manufacturing productivity and ensure delivery of your orders within short lead times. The die-cutting machine is used primarily for producing logistics labels, which are used for subsequent overprinting of important information on specialised printers — mainly by parcel services, warehouses, logistics companies, and cold storage facilities.
The main advantage of the die-cutting machine is its high production speed. The machine is equipped with automatic core loading and an automatic stacker. It also features a rotary die-cutting unit, matrix stripping capability, and a printer for printing overlap tabs, enabling label marking and easier subsequent identification. Thanks to the ability to produce at material width XY and fully automated production, we can manufacture logistics labels at competitive prices.
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