Now, to really stand out…
All of our Video Brochures are offset litho printed in full colour – with your choice of gloss or matt lamination – resulting in high quality covers with sharp images, graphics and text, bold colours and a lovely tactile finish.
Of course, all this comes as standard, but if you’re looking to make a real impact, how about one of these?
Lamination
Yes, we know we said lamination is already included as standard, but what is it?
It’s a finishing process for the printed covers which involves applying a thin layer of protective material to the card surface. This enhances its durability, improves the appearance, is easy to clean and gives a professional look and feel.
Your choice is whether to go for a gloss or matt finish (or maybe no lamination at all!).
Spot Colours
When colour consistency and accuracy is crucial – particularly if using big blocks of colour – we can print the covers using a combination of CMYK and spot colours. With a standardised system, such as the Pantone Matching System, we can ensure you’ll get the precise colours you expect.
Metallic Inks
Metallic inks offer a unique way to add a touch of bling to the cover of your Video Brochures, making them a popular choice for projects where visual impact is a key consideration.
Containing metallic particles or pigments, metallic inks are special printing inks which provide a shiny, reflective quality creating eye-catching and visually appealing effects.
Spot UV Varnish
Spot UV varnish is a technique for adding emphasis to specific elements within the print.
It involves applying a gloss or matt coating to very specific areas of the printed cover creating a contrast between the glossy and non-glossy areas, adding a visually striking and tactile element to the Video Brochure.
Foil Blocking
Often used when a premium and distinctive appearance is desired.
Also known as hot foil stamping or simply foil stamping, it involves applying a thin layer of metallic or pigmented foil to a surface through a combination of heat and pressure, creating a shiny and reflective design or pattern on the printed cover.
Embossing & Debossing
Add a level of elegance and sophistication.
Embossing involves stamping a design into the cover creating a raised effect.
Debossing involves pressing a design or pattern into the cover, creating a depressed or indented effect.
Together they add a tactile and three-dimensional quality to the printed Video Brochure cover.
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
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