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Demago Print is one of those printing companies that has been successfully collaborating for many years with numerous businesses, publishers, and others looking for up-to-date, high-quality, and affordable printing.
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Advantages of Digital Printing:
Advantages of Traditional Offset Printing:
Paper cutting with a guillotine is one of the fastest and most precise ways of trimming printed materials to the desired format. Professional guillotines or paper cutting machines are used to cut the printed sheets, allowing for the possibility of cutting multiple sheets at once (depending on the thickness of the paper).
The printed sheets are cut to the size of the ordered printed material (e.g., flyer A4, A5, A6, A7...).
At Demago printing, we use professional machines from renowned manufacturers, with different models and types of machines varying in size, power, capabilities, and other characteristics.
Generally, a printing guillotine consists of a table surface, a blade, and a press; all are operated via a computer console.
The use of professional cutting machines improves work efficiency and ensures precise cutting and the high quality of the finished printed material.
Different stitching techniques are used for binding catalogs, magazines, and books. At Demago, we specialize in the process of stitching, also known as Stapled binding, which is the most cost-effective.
In this process, the machine stitches the sheets of paper together with staples, folds them in half, and then cuts to the final format. It is primarily suitable for binding thinner publications with a total of up to 80 pages (90 g/m² paper!). For publications with a higher page count, we recommend perfect binding or hard Italian binding. Both are part of our binding services, so select your publication online or contact us for further questions.
For binding catalogs, booklets, and books with a page count from 40 pages to approximately 800 pages or up to 6,5 cm thickness, we use perfect binding or soft binding - cut + perfect bound.
In this process, we use a professional binding machine, which allows for fast, precise, and high-quality binding of various publications.
In the production process, the machine cuts the back of the book block, enabling the penetration of heated glue (hot melt). Next, the cover is grooved, and the book block is glued to the spine of the cover. Finally, the publication is cut to the final format using a three-knife trimmer.
This is a technological operation in which sheets are joined together with thread. This binding is suitable for publications with a page count of 40 pages to approximately 800 pages, or up to 5 cm thickness. The book block can be either perfect-bound or glued in a soft cover (soft binding) or hard cover (hard binding).
Since sheets in the book block are stitched together with thread, this binding method is intended for publications we want to extend the lifespan of. We use a professional sewing machine, which ensures fast, precise, and high-quality binding for all types of publications.
Scoring is a process similar to folding and is used for printed materials on thicker papers with a weight from 170-300 g/m².
Scoring ensures a neat fold by preventing fiber breakage present in the paper.
The scoring machine first scores the paper and then folds it at that location.
We offer different types of scoring + folding, with the most common being single or double scoring in C, Z, and V shapes, and various variations of these.
Folding is one of the most common finishing processes. It is used for printed materials with paper weights from 80-150 g/m².
We offer different types of folding, with the most common being single or double folds in C, Z, and V shapes, and various variations of these.
Laminating (or plastic coating) enhances the attractive appearance of the printed material and also provides better durability of the product.
UV partial coating is the application of a glossy coating to a specific area to highlight individual details on the printed material (e.g., logo, slogan...). The light reflects differently from various printed surfaces, enriching the appearance of the printed materials.In this type of finishing, we must mention that there are two methods of creating UV spot coating: the first is "classic-analog" and the second is digital, where it is possible to apply UV coating with higher thickness (approximately 100 microns), which is why it is called 3D spot coating.The latter is suitable for smaller print runs, while the classic method is suitable for larger print runs. In both cases, it is important to note that the printed material must be laminated with foil before coating, with matte foil most commonly used for prestigious prints, while Soft Touch or Antiscratch foil is used for higher-end products.Printed materials suitable for UV spot coating are primarily business cards, catalog and book covers, invitations, certificates, tickets, and packaging...Print dimensions: min. 210x297 mm, max. 510x750 mm. Material: from 150-600 μm.Coating thickness: from 15-232 μm.
This technique combines advanced digital printing technology with the charm and elegance of metallic foils, enabling the creation of exceptionally attractive and prestigious printed materials. This advanced technology allows for the precise application of metallic foils (gold, silver, colored...) on various types of paper and cardboard.JETvarnish 3D also allows for the application of metallic foils, giving the printed materials a glossy and luxurious appearance. This functionality is especially suitable for high-quality packaging, invitations, business cards, luxury catalogs, and other applications targeting more demanding customers. Additionally, digital printing with metallic foil is highly efficient, as it enables printing in small runs without the need for expensive printing plates or tools.Print dimensions: min. 210x297 mm, max. 480x700 mm. Material: from 150-600 μm.
CNC cutting is used when we want to cut the printed material into irregular shapes.The cutting process is done with the help of a cutting blade, which is computer-controlled and uses an optical camera to detect markers and cuts with extreme precision.Generally, we choose this cutting method for smaller print runs, as it does not require expensive die-cutting tools.With the CNC machine, we can cut (thru-cut), kiss-cut, perforate, or crease the material.The most common products are stickers on sheets and small-batch cardboard packaging.Max. paper size: 800x600, paper weight from 100-1500 g/m2
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