Konan TechnologiesKTECH Imprim

Four ways to put ink on a surface. One way to choose: yours.

Digital, offset, large format, screen printing — then the finishing that turns a printed sheet into a finished product. Tell us about the job; we will recommend the right chain.

Printing techniques

The right press for the run

Digital printingDIG

Digital printing

Printed straight from file, with no plates to prepare. The economical choice when quantities are small or every copy is different.

Best suited to

  • Short runs
  • Fast turnaround
  • Variable-data personalisation
Offset printingOFF

Offset printing

The reference technique for volume work: consistent, faithful colour across the whole run.

Best suited to

  • Large volumes
  • High colour fidelity
Large-format printingLFP

Large-format printing

For messages meant to be read from far away — outdoors, on walls, on windows.

Best suited to

  • Outdoor advertising
  • Signage
Screen printing & markingSCR

Screen printing & marking

Ink pushed through a stencil, surface by surface. The classic method for textiles and objects.

Best suited to

  • Textiles
  • Promotional items

Finishing

Where a print job becomes a product

Finishing is the step people actually touch. Cut, fold, laminate, bind — each operation below is done in-house as part of the same order.

FIN.01

Cutting

Clean, precise trimming to final format.

FIN.02

Assembly

Gathering and collating multi-part documents.

FIN.03

Lamination

Matte or gloss protective film.

FIN.04

Spiral binding

Metal spiral for documents that open flat.

FIN.05

Perfect binding

Square glued spine, bookshop finish.

FIN.06

Hot foil stamping

Metallic foil pressed into the surface.

FIN.07

3D spot varnish

Raised gloss on selected areas.

FIN.08

Folding & perforation

Accurate folds and tear-off lines.

Not sure which technique fits?

That is part of the service. Describe the deliverable, the quantity and the deadline — we will suggest the printing and finishing chain that serves it best.

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