Here at Tampo Print Canada, we stock over one thousand different printing pad shapes and sizes, with something to suit all applications. All of our printing pads are made from high quality materials and are designed for industrial pad printing. Our printing pads are available in two types; our standard and antistatic pads. Here we’ll explain the properties of each pad type and their benefits to help you decide on the best ones to suit your printing project.
What Are Laser Etching Machines?
Laser etching is the process of using a laser beam to cut an image or pattern into a hard material like glass, wood or metal. Most lasers can be adapted depending on the material being used and the level of heat required to make a permanent cut.
Colour and Its Correlation to Ink
Getting your pad printing ink colours just right can be a fairly trick process. It’s all about finding the right balance, which will involve considering the type of application, speed of the machine and the drying time of the ink. It’s important to remember that every application is different, meaning that the colour mixing of ink can vary from one job to the next. Here we’ll explain the correlation between colour and ink to help you achieve better quality results with your pad printing system.
Pad Printing vs. Screen Printing – The Differences Explained
When creating promotional products for your brand, there’s a high chance that your printing company will either use pad printing or screen printing to do it. While it’s best left up to the experts, it’s still beneficial to have an idea of what’s involved with each process. Below we’ve explained some of the key difference between pad printing and screen printing.
Go Green with Digital Imaging Solutions
A decade before any of our competitors had even considered implementing Digital Imaging into the fold, Tampo was there. We recognized immediately the industrial and environmental benefits of this technology. From that moment we began to develop and improve it until we reached the best line of Digital Imaging products on the market.
How Are Your Resolutions Working Out?
We are two weeks into the new year, and Tampo Canada is kicking things into high gear after the holiday break. The decorations have all been packed away, the last of the leftovers have long been finished off, and it’s time to take stock of all that 2014 was, and think ahead to what 2015 can be.