Depending on the image being used, digital printing offers a nearly perfect transfer of the image to paper. Whatever goes in comes back out with very little loss in quality. It is a quick and effective mode of printing.

Advantages

Lower Cost – Digital printing offers a direct from computer transfer of images to paper. Because of this, there is no need for printing plates, saving the cost to produce and use them. All this means less time to print, which translates into considerable savings for you

Smaller Quantities – With a lower set-up cost, larger print quantities for full-color projects are a thing of the distant past. Digital printing offers the ability to order 1 or several thousand of any projects.

Faster Delivery – Because there are fewer steps involved in setting up a digital printing project, the time it takes to produce the chosen items is significantly reduced. Despite the faster printing time, it also maintains the same level of quality, meaning more high-quality products can be printed in a shorter time.

Limitations

Larger Quantities – Depending on the project, digital printing becomes a more costly alternative to offset printing. We can guide you in making the right choices.

Pantone Colors – When a specific "spot" color is required, Pantone or PMS, this can only be done through offset printing.

Paper Selection – While digital printing can utilize a wide range of thicknesses and finishes, there is a world of papers out there that digital printing just can’t incorporate like offset printing.