What is technical digital printing.
Technical digital printing is an advanced technology that uses high-precision printers to transfer images, text, and graphics directly onto a wide variety of surfaces and materials. Thanks to state-of-the-art equipment, including high-resolution printheads and UV technology, this solution delivers superior quality, vibrant colors, sharp details, and outstanding accuracy in industrial digital printing.
Areas of application.
This technology is highly versatile and is used across various industrial sectors, thanks to its ability to adapt to different materials and production requirements. It is particularly effective in contexts that demand small or large production runs, high levels of customization, variable data, and excellent color quality, both on rigid panels and flexible materials.
Technical advantages.
Technical digital printing offers numerous advantages over traditional techniques. It reduces setup times thanks to the absence of screens or clichés, enabling a fast time-to-print even for samples and one-off customizations. It ensures superior print quality, with vivid colors and high resolution for extremely fine details. The ability to personalize and vary data allows each printed unit to be different when required, with controlled color consistency. It is also more sustainable, reducing ink waste and emissions through efficient processes. Low maintenance requirements and the reliability of industrial digital printing systems help contain costs across both short and long production runs.
Our process.
In our technical digital printing process, every stage is carried out with great attention to detail. The workflow begins with the digital design of the product, prepared and optimized for the chosen substrate. The file is then loaded into the printing system to define resolution, color profiles, and material type. Our equipment performs the printing with millimetric precision, ensuring excellent quality on both high and low production volumes. Each piece is monitored during and after production to verify quality, color consistency, and adhesion, even on complex materials. Once completed, the printed items are packaged and shipped in accordance with the agreed timelines.
