Printing techniques

Both screen and dry offset printing allow to put various logos 360 degrees around. Screen printing is suitable for all numbers and is generally preferred because of the price-quality ratio. Dry offset printing is available from 10.000 units, is technically cheaper than screen printing in larger quantities, but the print can be a little more transparent. Photo images are possible with both techniques. Ink adhesion when printed glasses are used is guaranteed.

With pad printing, a kind of stamp technique, a cheaper alternative is offered if you only wish to have 1 logo printed on in a limited size and in a limited number of colours. Often only 1/6 of the circle of the desired glass can be printed with pad printing.

With in-mould Labelling polypropylene cups can be decorated with full digital photo images all around the cup from bottom until the edge.