We specialise in many types of print – from single colour projects through to full colour printing with spot UV varnishes, die-cuts, embossing and numerous other specialist finishes.

With all litho printing and finishing technology on site, we will provide the most cost-effective solution to your print or publishing needs.

Most suited to print runs of 1000+ our customers choose litho printing for critical matching of Pantone colours and large print quantities. They come to us for litho printing expertise and our deep knowledge of working with wet pantone inks and litho press plates.

Good examples of typical lithographic print projects include stationery sets and business cards, company brochures, direct mail flyers, corporate folders and ‘cut to shape’ products for retail packaging.

Generally perceived to be a higher quality than digital printing, litho printing takes longer to set up and dry, so you should allow five working days on average. It is not limited to a four colour process like digital printing because special or spot inks can be included to enhance the print.

Litho printing is also recommended if you need to print large areas of solid single colour because it appears very smooth with no visible pixels. The choice of paper weights is also greater than is possible with digital printing; litho presses will easily run from 60gsm up to 500gsm. If you need to use metallic inks or UV varnishing, litho printing is also recommended over digital.

Put simply, the benefits of litho printing include:

  • A high-quality, consistent image
  • Suitable for a wide range of surfaces including paper and card
  • Unit cost decreases as the quantity increases
  • Able to cope with long runs without losing quality
  • Special inks available – such as Pantone spots and metallics

If you need litho printing, why not get in touch with our team? We will be able to advise you whether litho printing or digital printing is your best option and give you an idea of the costs. You are also welcome to come and visit us in Elgin to talk through your print requirements.