Printing Methods and Upgrades
We offer a range of printing methods tailored to your needs, each with custom pricing and applicable additional fees based on materials, complexity, and order volume. Please fill out the form below for additional details and pricing.
Engraving
Each unique design is etched into metal plates, then carefully stamped onto paper, using traditional die-stamping presses. The resulting image is raised and highly detailed, with a visible impression on the back of the paper. This impression on the back is considered a mark of quality.
*Additional fees apply for this printing method.
Embossing
Embossing is engraving without ink, and the resulting image is raised and highly detailed.
Embossing plates can be multi-level to create a true 3-D effect, such as in family crests, or single-level to produce an even depth throughout.
*Additional fees apply for this printing method.
Letterpress
Letterpress printing leaves an impression in the paper by pressing into the paper from one side creating an indented design.
*Additional fees apply for this printing method.
Die Cut
Used to cut paper into special shapes, such as circles or custom edges that cannot be produced by straight-edge cutters.
*Additional fees apply for this printing method.
Digital Printing
Printing a digital design onto paper, using a digital printer. This is our standard process.
