Frequently Asked Questions

Every job is different. Some jobs can be produced in minutes while some may take several days to complete. Let us know when you need your job completed and we’ll let you know if it can be done. We go to great lengths to meet even your most demanding timelines.

In general offset printing offers a better result. With smaller print runs the costs of digital printing are much lower, for instance with business cards, large formats, banners, flags, promotional material. With bigger print runs on the other hand, offset printing will be cheaper. For some materials offset printing is required. Letterhead paper for instance; this has to be fed through a laser printer, the logo therefore needs to be heat-resistant. This can only be achieved with offset-printing.
In other words: each printing request demands its own solution. Contact us to discuss the possibilities.

CMYK stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black – the inks we mix together to produce your printed material. RGB stands for Red, Green and Blue – the colours of light a computer screen mixes together to make colours on screen. In other words RGB is used for viewing colours on a computer screen, like this website. 

All our presses, big and small, use cyan, magenta, yellow and black inks to transform your digital file to printed media. Please ensure your artwork is set up as CMYK. If you use RGB images or colours we will convert these to CMYK for you but the colour of your printed file may appear different when printed.

There are many possibilities in packaging. Special elements, like gold or silver foil, can easily be added. You start with ordering a sample copy. Then, after your approval, we can start production. With the current state of technology in printing and diecutting, we can easily produce single copies.

Labels can be ordered both on sheets and on a roll. With a small print run digital printing is the cheapest option. With a larger print run conventional printing methods, such as offset or flexo, are still more cost efficient and offer the best results. Especially when ordering labels on a roll, it is best to use PMS-colors.

Yes, they are. Digital printing allows for special treatments such as laminating, or creasing and folding.

The best format for submitting print-ready files is PDF, under the PDF/X-1a standard. However you can also upload your file in JPEG, PNG, PSD, EPS, TIFF or AI format for an additional fee of SGD 10.00. Our graphic designers will then convert your file into a print-ready PDF file.

You can send us your file by using 3rd parties like Google Drive or wetransfer. Please note that uploading files late might result in a moved expected delivery date.