Print Techniques Die Stamping
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Die-stampingHere we see paper being fed mechanically into the die-stamping machine Feel … alive
In the 21st century it can be difficult to find originality in design. How can you create a piece of direct mail, or personalised print that is truly memorable? Ironically, one of the most effective techniques for designers to achieve just that dates from the 16th century. Engraving, sometimes known as 'copperplate' or intaglio' printing will bring some real quality to your print designs
Be different, be impressive, combine your design skills with those of our craftsmen to create three dimensional vibrant print.
Large areas of dense solid colour can be successfully die-stamped by using a 'screened' or 'sable' die. Screen die permits solids, fine lines and reversed out areas and is a natural choice for logotypes, crests, symbols and stationery.
Die stamping really works for multi-colour crests, coats of arms, invitation cards, letterheads and business cards where there is fine detail in the design, the raised three-dimensional aspects brings your work to life.
When die-stamping our skilled craftsmen engrave steel dies and copperplates that are then printed using our traditional heavy die-stamping presses.
Die-stamping can be used with a combination of other fine print processes.
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