Printing on silicone Printing on silicone can be challenging due to its smooth and non-porous surface. One common problem is that silicone is a material with low surface energy, making it difficult for ink to adhere. However, there are ways to ensure that the ink stays on the surface and doesn’t rub off. Use specialized silicone inks: There are inks on the market specifically developed for printing on silicone surfaces – you can find them…

Pad printing vs Screen printing Are you torn between pad printing and screen printing for your next project? Let us break it down for you! Pad printing offers precision and versatility, making it perfect for intricate designs and small, detailed printing. Plus, it can easily print on uneven or curved surfaces, giving you endless possibilities for your products. With pad printing, you can achieve vibrant colors and crisp, clean lines that are sure to make…

Ink surface tension Did you know that the surface tension of ink plays a crucial role in printing process? The surface tension of ink determines how well it will adhere to the printing pad and transfer onto the desired substrate. If the surface tension of the ink is higher than that of the product, the ink will contract instead of flow open. To make the product printable so that the ink can adhere better, pre-treatment…