Lamination and Die Cutting

Overlaminates not only increase the durability of your graphics and decals, but also provide ease of application, UV ink protection, and the ability to add gloss or matte textures. After lamination, our steel rule die cutters create your perfect part, every time.

Die Cutting

Cutting dies are thin, razor-sharp steel blades that have been formed into a specific shape or pattern. These are placed into a machine that compresses into the materials, cutting out the desired shape. It allows for multiple pieces of the same shape to be cut in an efficient and uniform way. Capabilities include traditional thru-cut, kiss-cut, and embossed parts.

Dies are durable and can be used over and over.

Embossing

Embossed labels use custom dies to create a raised surface on part or all of a label material. This results in an embossed label with depth and texture. We use hydroforming and traditional embossing methods to create decals with raised surfaces.

Lamination

Lamination is the technique/process of manufacturing a material in multiple layers, so that the composite material achieves improved strength, stability, sound insulation, appearance, or other properties.

Polyurethane Doming

alScreen-printed decals with a polyurethane dome can be made to give parts a 3-dimensional look. They offer a more unique, eye catching quality than a traditional 2-dimension label.

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Point of Purchase 

Industrial Overlays

Medical Interfaces

Promotional Signage