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Business Card Printing: Your Options

Written by Saba Salim

Topic: Marketing StrategyPublished May 9, 2011
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Professionally printed business cards can actually help corporate organizations and businesses make a positive impact and excite prospective clients. Your business card should leave behind a lasting impression. We at Documedia’s printing services offer high quality professional and customized business cards which make a great impression. You can choose from a wide variety of designs, paper stock, size, ink and finishing options for your business card. Here in this article we will take a closer look at the various business card printing options available for businesses and corporate organizations. Full Color Printing This option is ideal for you if you are planning to use photographs or other photographic effects in your business cards. This type of business card printing is also referred to as four color printing, process color printing or CMYK printing (since only four inks, cyan, magenta, yellow and black are used). These four colors can be used to produce a wide range of colors by using this technique. This is also economical if you are ordering online. Additional enhancements include thicker paper, aqueous coating and glossy finish. Spot Color Printing Spot color printing is a good choice if your business card design uses only one or two colors like black ink cards or cards in the company colors. It is also referred to as 1, 2 or 3 color printing where premixed inks are used for printing the card. Documedia makes use of the Pantone Matching System for identifying the exact colors. You also have the option to use metallic or fluorescent inks. Thermographic Printing Raised ink or thermographic printing is basically an improvement on the spot color printing technique. The printed areas on the card will be a bit raised. It was originally developed as a low cost alternative to engraving. The raise is noticeable by touch as well as sight. Documedia specializes in the thermographic printing technique and offers one color raised ink cards at fairly inexpensive rates. So if you are planning to get your business cards printed, make sure you get in touch with Documedia. As experts in the printing industry, they can provide you with high quality printing solutions for all your corporate needs, right from printing sophisticated business cards to promotional brochures.

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