The printing process

The exposure process uses chemical methods to achieve outstanding color depth without halftone dots. Learn all about the technical steps from exposure to development. Tips on choosing the right paper surface will help you achieve the perfect image effect.

UV printing delivers razor-sharp results thanks to its instant curing process. Learn more about the wide range of materials—from aluminum to wood—and how to make the most of this technique for durable direct prints.

This contactless process delivers impressive detail thanks to ultra-fine ink droplets. Learn about the benefits of pigment inks and discover specialty papers that offer brilliant color reproduction and ultra-fine tonal gradations.

Using gaseous dye transfer, designs are directly embedded into materials such as aluminum or fabric. This results in extremely durable, moisture-resistant images with exceptional color vibrancy. Learn more about the benefits of sublimation printing for wall art.

Lamination on backing materials such as aluminum Dibond stabilizes images and protects them from UV light and moisture. The process enables a modern, frameless presentation with an impressive depth effect. Learn more about finishing for a professional, gallery-quality finish.