With color-fill, we deboss a printed image into vinyl or metal. Great for emblems.

With this process we press into a surface (occasionally with heat) to set an image down into the surface of a product. As with embossing, this is most often used on leather and paper substrates.

Here we inject molten metal into the cavity of a carved die (or a mold) to obtain the shape you want. Often used for key chains, emblems, ornaments, and many custom shapes.

This is the method used to produce many emblems and other flat promotional products. Here a blank metal sheet is pressed upon by a platen that holds your die shape.

The opposite of debossing, here we press the image in relief so that it raises up off the surface of the product.

Using this process we remove a thin layer of the surface of your product by to reveal your message, image, and/or logo. You will often see this used on drinkware and awards.
 

Here we take a hot metal plate that has been molded you’re your image and press it into your printing to achieve a debossed effect.

Usually applied to paper, leather, or vinyl surfaces, this process takes metallic or colored foil and presses it into with a deboss and with heat.

Here we use a silicone pad carrying your image in special inks and press it directly onto your product. This method of printing can place an image on nearly any surface ~ from a golf ball to a coffee cup. Some have even imprinted their logo on a walnut.