NetCDRom has the capability to handle all your specialty printing projects. Some of our services include silkscreen printing and large format printing. We also have the capability to do embossing, foiling and flexor. You can provide your own artwork, or have our designers produce high-quality art exclusively for you. Silkscreen Printing The primary benefit of silkscreen printing is the breadth of materials that can be printed, including items such as CDs, apparel, electronic circuitry and signage. In this process, the inks are spread through silk meshes that mask off non-printing areas. Depending on the material being printed, the quality can range as high as 120 dpi. Large Format Printing This process is used for printing posters and banners. This completely digital process outputs a computer file directly onto the final material. Sizes vary from 12 to 54 inches wide by nearly any length. Print quality ranges from 75 dpi to 600 dpi. Materials that can be used include paper, canvas and vinyl. Because each piece is printed digitally, even small runs can be printed economically. Embossing Typically applied to items such as business cards, greeting cards or specialty items, embossing literally adds depth to your design. It can be used to emphasize a logo or graphic image, or it can be used as a creative element, such as giving a chiseled look or adding texture to the final printed piece. Foiling Metallic foil can give a stunning look to your business cards, greeting cards or packaging. In this process, the areas where foil is to be applied is first printed with ink. Then in a second run, metallic foil is adhered to the surface. This complex process results in a finish that cannot be duplicated by using metallic inks. The choice of foils range from gold and silver to vibrant colors such as red, green or blue. Flexo This is a process used for printing pressure sensitive labels such as shipping labels, bottle and can packaging, cigar rings, and stickers. One to four colors can be used, allowing for full-color images to be printed. Typically an additional UV coating is applied to ensure long-lasting color. The printed product is die cut into the final shape and delivered in rolls for easy handling and automated application.