Digital printing
Digital printing
Fast turnaround, flexibility and the ideal solution for small print runs
Digital printing is a modern technology that enables fast and efficient production of printed materials without the need to make printing plates. Thanks to quick setup and high flexibility, it is the ideal solution for small and medium print runs, personalised products and projects with tight deadlines.
At Propoint, we use state-of-the-art digital equipment that delivers high print quality, vivid colours and fast turnaround, without compromising on the look of the finished product.
Digital printing offers fast turnaround, great flexibility and economical production of smaller quantities, whether for business cards, brochures, catalogues, labels, invitations or promotional materials.
- Printing without plates
- Quick setup
- Short production times
- Ideal for small print runs
- Printing in CMYK
- Fast reprints
- Consistent quality
Benefits of digital printing
Digital printing is the ideal choice when you need speed, flexibility and the ability to print smaller quantities without additional setup costs. Thanks to modern technology, it delivers high quality and short delivery times.
Fast turnaround
Because no printing plates are used, setup is significantly shorter, so projects can be completed in a very short time.
Flexibility
Digital printing is perfect for small and medium print runs, allowing different versions of the same product to be printed at no extra cost.
Personalisation
Every printed copy can be different, which is ideal for personalised invitations, numbered materials, direct marketing, certificates and other individualised printed products.
Frequently asked questions
Digital printing is the best choice when you need smaller print runs, short production times or personalised printed materials.
One of the biggest advantages of digital printing is the ability to print small runs, even a single copy. However, digital printing also involves initial costs for preparing and setting up the machine, and these affect the final price.
Yes. Digital technology allows every printed copy to carry different text, a name, a number, a QR code, a barcode or other variable content.
Modern digital presses deliver excellent print quality. For larger print runs and maximum colour precision, offset remains the better choice, while for small quantities the difference in quality is minimal.
Digital printing allows printing on various types of paper and board, depending on the product and the project specifications.
In most cases, digital printing allows much faster turnaround than offset printing. The exact lead time depends on the quantity, the material and the finishes required.
Digital printing uses CMYK process colours as standard and does not allow direct printing with Pantone colours. Pantone shades can be simulated in CMYK, but not all of them can be reproduced faithfully. If your project requires printing with genuine Pantone colours, we recommend offset printing.
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