Digital Printing Ink 101: What Ink Do You Need?
Which ink do you need for digital printing? From UV to eco-solvent, white ink to CMYK, read on to find the best digital printing ink technology for you.
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Getting Started with Flatbed UV Printing: What You Need to Know
Digital flatbed UV printing has opened opportunities for printing onto almost any object. Read on to find out what you need to start printing with UV ink.
Fabric printing has never been so fast, flexible or fit for the future
Customers today want unlimited customisation but that doesn’t mean they are prepared to wait for it. Direct-to-textile printing could be the ideal solution.
8 Reasons to Invest in Direct-to-Garment Printing
Today’s garment market demands quick turnarounds and limitless customisation - DTG printing is a powerful tool to capitalise on a world of opportunities.
Sustainable Textile Printing with Digital Solutions
More and more customers demand eco-friendly products, yet traditional fabric printing can prove very wasteful. Does digital printing hold the key?
5 Signs You Need a New Cutter
You can take a desktop cutter or a wide format plotter a long way, whether you’re making custom t-shirts or window lettering. Somewhere on your journey, you’ll get to a point where you need to upgrade your cutter and invest in your business.
Print Speed VS Print Quality: Which is More Important?
Finding the appropriate balance between speed and quality can be tricky. Read our tips on getting the right quality for the type of job.
6 Reasons to Bring Business Development In-house
Are you outsourcing business development activities like promotion and digital marketing? Read this article to discover how you can grow by taking control.
Spot UV, Gloss Ink and Printed Effects with Digital Print
Gloss or clear UV ink lets you produce a range of interesting print effects from spot UV highlights and embossing to realistic textures and foil effects.
Printing on Foam Boards and Correx with a UV Printer
With a flatbed UV printer, you can produce up to 4 times as many boards than laminating roll-to-roll prints onto boards. Read our article to find out more.