Pad printing is perfect for applying colorful designs to pint glasses, mugs, or various promotional items. With this wonderful printing technology born of a need to truly capture the colors of renown local brands, we apply eye-catching art to helpful, collectible, and promotional items.
Yes, we love the classic, hand-etched appearance of sandblasted glass, but we’re quite enamored with the bright, permanent colors applied through pad printing.
Need your brand perfectly presented on attractive drinkware? Want the logo of your bar (and/or restaurant) applied to every conceivable glass, mug, or growler? Want to make a visual, lasting impression by granting customers helpful, branded products?
Then take advantage of our incredible, cost-effective pad printing service.
Pad printing is a printing process that allows you us to print designs on a wide variety of objects. It works by transferring a design onto a flexible silicone pad and then pressing that pad against the object you are trying to print on. The design is transferred to the object and the ink is allowed to cure. Pad printing works because the pad is able to wrap itself around whatever object you are trying to print on without distorting the image.
With Pad printing, we can print on small and medium sized items. We can print on items that are flat, round, oval or irregular shaped. Pad printing is often used to print on promotional items, glassware, machine parts, cosmetics, golf balls and more. Additionally, pad printing is effective on plastics, glass, metal and wood.
Most pad printing is limited to 1 to 2 colors but we can go up as high as 4 colors with our system.
Because pad printing is so flexible and can be used to print on such a wide variety of items and substrates, it’s tough to publish standard rates. The cost is going to depend on the item we are printing on and what image you want printed. We love to use our pad printer, and more importantly, we love to keep our employees busy. Please take a moment to fill out our quote request form and include as much info as you can. Please include a copy of the image you want printed and what you want us to print it on.
With your initial contact, it’s okay to send us a low resolution version of the image to get a quote. But, before we can actually print, we will need a high resolution vector image to make the plate, which we can help you create if you do not have one.
