FULL COLOR PROCESS PRINTING

This is the most common badge reel imprinting method and allows reproduction of full color logos and designs.

With this method the badge reels are printed on directly. Instead, the full color imprint is applied to the surface of vinyl with an adhesive back. The vinyl is very durable and is the same material used for bumper stickers and the like. The most common color is white, but clear is also available.

Full color printing is based on the cmyk color system. Basically, these four colors cyan, magenta, yellow and black when combined in various percentages can produce millions of colors. The actual machines range from basic table top models the size of an ink jet printer to full blown floor models with all the bells and whistles. All machines will print and contour cut the vinyl to fit the object imprint surface area.

Two common printing mechanisms are in use. Machines using ribbon cartridges are slower and cost more to run. Each color is put down one after the other. The faster and more economical machines use ink cartridges. With these models all four inks are applied at the same time. Of course the faster machines cost about three times the slower ribbon based models.
 

 

Also in this section:

Pad Printing
Dye Sublimation
Screen Printing
Hot Stamping
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