Ritter Classic Transparent

Screen print (unlimited number of colors in theory but depending on product, artwork and machine) is a stencil based, durable and hardwearing, method. It is suitable both for large flat surfaces such as textiles and document folders and provides a larger print area around the barrel of pens. Ideal for large print area such as sports bags, textiles and umbrellas.

Screen transfer (unlimited number of colors in theory but depending on product, artwork and machine) and the difference between screen transfer and silkscreen is that with silkscreen transfer can be achieved brighter images, sharper, with small texts and clear details.

Pad print (unlimited number of colors in theory but depending on product, artwork and machine) is ink applied using a pad (silicone/rubber). It is suitable for materials with an even surface and items with a round or curved shape. Perfect for items such as pens, calculators and document folders.

Etching is an accelerated oxidation using a combination of electricity and liquid. It is permanent and provides an elegant finish. It is used on metal items such as cups, pens, pocketknives, and key rings.

Laser engraving is performed with a laser beam. Provides one of our most durable forms of imprint. Generally used for metals, this technique can be also used for plastic or items with a special coating. Leaves a color depending on the surface, the core of the item and the burn time.

CO² Laser engraving is performed with a laser beam with a CO2 laser source, 30-120 watts. Provides one of our most durable forms of imprint. It’s dedicated especially to non-metal materials and is successfully applied on wood, plastic, leather and organic materials (fruits). Leaves a color depending on the surface, the core of the item and the burn time.

Brilliant Laser engraving is performed with a laser beam. Provides one of our most durable forms of imprint. Mainly used on metal items or items with a special coating. Leaves a color coordinated with the trim parts, the reason for the brilliant in the name.

360 Digital (foil) prints the motive digitally on a hot stamping foil. Used on pens where the imprint surrounds the barrel.

Sublimation printing is a printing method where a digital image is gassed into the material using a heat press. The special sublimation dyes have a special property which means that they are converted from a solid state to a gaseous state at a given temperature. This happens without them undergoing a liquid state along the way. Sublimation printing is only possible on polyester, which opens up at a certain temperature so that the dye can be absorbed into the material. When the material cools down, the dye is sealed and thus the pressure is very suitable and lasts extremely well when washed.

Offset print (CMYK full color) is a commonly used printing technique in which the inked image is transferred (or "offset") from a plate to a rubber blanket, then to the printing surface.

Punching is a metal forming process that uses a punch press to force a tool, called a punch, through the workpiece to create a hole via shearing.

Embroidery (unlimited number of colors in theory but depending on product, artwork and machine) is machine embroidery in many colors. It is hardwearing and durable with a professional finish. Recommended for fleece items. A perfect way to promote your brand on polo shirts, caps and towels.

Sticker (CMYK full color) is an imprint option in standard colors on a scratch-resistant sticker. Can be used when a permanent imprint on an item is not desired. Also used on gift boxes and packaging.

Embossing (with or without color) is a raised design that is pressed into paper or card stock from underneath. Embossing requires two dies, a male and female die, thus creating more production steps and die charges. The raised area can have ink applied to it, foil applied, or it can be left unprinted and unfoiled. When an embossed area is not printed or foil stamped it is known as a blind emboss.

Debossing (with or without color) the imprinted design causes depressions in the material leaving a depressed (debossed) imprint of the image on the paper or cardstock.

Die casting (with or without color) is a metal casting process that is characterized by forcing molten metal under high pressure into a mold cavity. The mold cavity is created using two hardened tool steel dies which have been machined into shape and work similarly to an injection mold during the process.

White print is any kind of given print technology named "White print" means print only on all white surface. Mostly used when printing with a digital technique that is depending on the color of the surface being printed on.

Digital transfer print Transfer printing is a printing method which is especially suitable for detailed full color printing. With transfer printing, the print is first transferred to paper (transfer paper). Using a printing press, the product and the paper are pressed against each other at high temperature. Due to the heat, the ink is transferred from the transfer paper and adheres to the product. Basically, there are two types of transfer: a silkscreen transfer and a digital transfer. In a screen printing transfer, the print is transferred one color at a time to the transfer paper using the screen printing technique. With digital transfer, the entire print is transferred at once using a color printer.

Ceramic (Screen print) transfer A special form of transfer printing is ceramic printing. This transfer print comes with the silkscreen printing with special ceramic ink. With screen printing, color by color is printed using the screen printing technique placed on transfer paper. The printed transfer sheet is then manually cut to a size of e.g. porcelain, ceramics and unique types of glass. After this, the products are placed in the oven where the logo is fired at a temperature of between 500 and 1300 ° C. The result? A dishwasher-friendly pressure.