Pad printing &
digital printing

Two complementary printing techniques to decorate metal and the most varied materials with precision and faithful colours.
From a sharp image on the most complex shapes to high-definition personalisation.

Pad printing
Pad printing is an indirect printing technique that uses a silicone pad to transfer ink from the etched plate to the object to be decorated. It is particularly suited to reproducing a well-defined image and offers great versatility in materials and shapes. It is ideal for decorating three-dimensional objects such as pens, gadgets, industrial components, lenses, glasses and much more.
- Rubber
- Plastics & resins
- Metals
- Leather
- Wood
- Glass
Digital printing
Digital printing, on the other hand, allows the image to be reproduced directly onto various substrates, guaranteeing high quality and fast production.
It is perfect for small runs and personalisation, giving the client the chance to obtain detailed, high-definition results in a short time.
The real strength of our digital printing department is the use of innovative nano-inks in place of the classic UV inks. This technology lets the ink be absorbed directly by the material like a gloss varnish, guaranteeing maximum durability over time, a bright glossy finish and minimal thickness on the surface.
- Leather
- Plastics
- Metals
- Glass
Although pad printing and digital printing share some characteristics, they offer very different opportunities. The choice between the two techniques depends on the client's specific needs, the type of surface to be decorated and the desired final result.
We are on hand to help you choose the best solution for your needs, always guaranteeing a high-quality product that meets your expectations.
Contact us today to discover how we can support your projects with our pad printing and digital printing technologies.



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