Our printing methods
How we bring
your designs to life.
Every design deserves to be printed in the best possible way. That’s why we’ve perfected two printing techniques: UV printing for crisp, detailed prints, and sublimation printing for vibrant, full-wrap designs. Together, they let us create products that not only look exceptional, but last.
UV printing
The majority of our cases are printed using UV printers, chosen for their exceptional print quality. UV printing is a direct printing technique, and we use various UV printer models, each selected to excel at printing specific types of cases.
The UV printing process
The printing process has several steps. First, your image is prepared in our system for the right phone model. Then, we use our system that we specially designed for this purpose, called the tray station, to set up a batch of phone cases for printing. We can print phone cases for different devices in one batch. The print head moves evenly over the cases, while UV lamps next to the print head dry the ink right away. The printer first adds a white layer to make the colours bright. Then, the correct colours are printed on top of this layer.
This process makes it possible to print on many surfaces, from hard transparent phone cases to artificial leather wallet cases. We focus on making high-quality, durable phone cases that look good and last a long time.
Sublimation printing
Sublimation printing is a transfer printing technique that allows us to deliver high-quality, visually stunning products. While this technique requires more labour, it lets us print on the entire visible surface, giving a glossy and vibrant finish. Additionally, since the ink is absorbed directly into the case material, our prints are guaranteed to be scratch-proof.
The sublimation process
The process starts by printing the design on special film paper with sublimation inks. At the same time, the jigs (which act as moulds) are heated, and the cases are placed on them. This makes sure the print is even, also around the edges.
The film with the design is then placed over the cases and heated to 135℃ in an oven. A vacuum pump gives the right pressure so the inks cover the whole surface. As the film fits to the shape of the case, the print wraps smoothly around every curve. After the transfer, the cases are cooled and taken out of the machine.