HOW PAD PRINTING WORKS
Pad printing is a printing technique used to transfer logos, lettering, and graphics onto surfaces, including those that are difficult to decorate using conventional printing methods.
The design is etched onto a printing plate, known as a cliché, and picked up by a silicone pad. Thanks to its softness and flexibility, the pad adapts to the shape of the object and transfers the graphic with precision.
WHY CHOOSE PAD PRINTING?
Compared to other printing techniques, such as screen printing, pad printing offers several advantages:
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Prints on curved, concave, and irregular surfaces
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High precision, even for the smallest details
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Ideal for logos, lettering, and complex graphics
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Suitable for a wide range of materials
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Perfect for small components and uniquely shaped objects
Where traditional printing methods may struggle to adapt to a surface, pad printing follows the shape of the object, ensuring a precise and consistent result.
From industrial components to sporting goods, cosmetics, and promotional products, when the surface is challenging, pad printing provides the solution.