House-shaped mint card which is filled with 7g (approximately 50 pcs) of sugar-free mints. Full ingredient and nutritional information is included on the back of the card.
| Packaging | Loose packed. |
|---|---|
| Colours | Frosted Clear. |
| Size | W 63mm x L 72mm x 6mm |
Pad printing uses a silicone pad to transfer an image to a product from a laser etched printing plate. It is one of the most popular and affordable ways of branding promotional products due to its ability to reproduce images on uneven or curved products and print multiple colours in a single pass.
Imitation etch is a special pad printing ink used for producing an etch like effect on glass products.
Sublimation print is used for branding products that have a special coating on them or fabrics suitable for the sublimation process. A transfer is produced by printing sublimation ink onto transfer paper and then heat pressing it onto the product.
Debossing is produced by pressing a hot engraved metal plate into the surface of a product with a lot of pressure. This produces a permanent image below the products surface.
Direct to product rotary digital printing involves the transfer of UV ink directly from inkjet print heads and can be used to produce both spot colour and full colour branding.
Laser engraving produces a permanent natural finish using a laser to mark the product. Different materials produce different effects when engraved so to avoid uncertainty pre-production samples are recommended.
This production method is used for printing media such as paper, vinyl and magnetic material used in the manufacture of labels, badges and fridge magnets etc.
Embroidery is an excellent way of branding bags, apparel and other textile products. It offers higher perceived value and a depth of branding quality which other processes can’t match and the finished image has a slightly raised effect. Embroidery uses rayon thread which is stitched into the product.
Screen printing is achieved by forcing ink through a fine mesh screen with a squeegee onto the product and is ideal for branding flat or cylindrical objects.
Resin coated finish is produced by printing the artwork onto a vinyl material with strong adhesive on the reverse. The branded area is coated with a crystal clear resin which is allowed to dry. Once dry, the finished decal is applied to the product and the adhesive forms a permanent bond.
Digital adhesive labels are used to brand products that cannot be branded with any other method. They are printed with a digital printing press and applied to the product.
Screen printing is achieved by forcing ink through a fine mesh screen with a squeegee onto the product and is ideal for branding flat or cylindrical objects.
Digital transfers are used for branding fabrics and are printed on transfer paper using a digital printing machine then heat pressed onto the product.
Direct to product digital printing involves the transfer of ink directly from the print heads of an inkjet machine to the product and can be used to produce both spot colour and full colour branding on flat or slightly curved surfaces.
Peter Crouche
Managing Director Bounce N Climb
We use Fully Promoted for our uniforms and promotional products. No matter how big or small our order is they are always happy to help. The jobs they have done for us have always been great and on time. We couldn’t be happier with the service we receive.
Ben Bolek
Brand Manager Musashi
Have found the service, speed and quality of work exceptional, especially when our business operates in a fast paced environment. We have certainly appreciated the quick turnaround.
Paula Brewer
Human Resources Manager Vikings Group
Liz from Fully Promoted has outstanding product knowledge and was able to guide me through selecting uniforms that not only suit our brand but are also easy to care for, comfortable and durable. Liz and her team made the entire process seamless and I could not be happier with the service.
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