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Knowledge and experience are the essential pillars on which we base our daily operations. We are happy to share the secrets of our work in order to produce better and better products together with our customers.
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Print-ready design – 6 signals that it is not ready after all
A print-ready design is not only about aesthetics, but, above all, technical correctness. If even one of the signals described appears in your file, it’s worth stopping for a moment and checking the details. Printing is a precise process – and minor shortcomings at the design stage can grow into big problems in production. czytaj dalej
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Sample print run – when it’s a good idea to do a test before the big print run
A sample print run is not a mandatory step in every project, but in many cases it is a reasonable precaution. It allows you to check the real effect, test materials and avoid costly surprises. If you’re not sure whether a proof run is necessary for your project, it’s worth consulting with the printer. Sometimes… czytaj dalej
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Printing house workflow – what a day looks like from order to shipment
A well-planned printing house workflow – what a day looks like from order to shipment workflow is the key to quality, timeliness and efficiency. What happens at the print shop when you click “send inquiry”? Many people think that it’s enough to send the file and it’s done – the machine prints, the courier picks… czytaj dalej
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Paper thickness – 5 questions that customers ask most often
Paper thickness is one of the most common topics discussed with print shop customers – whether printing books, flyers or packaging. In this article, we’ve collected the 5 most common questions asked by customers who don’t work with print on a daily basis, but want to get the paper thickness right for their project. czytaj dalej
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Ring eye staples – when should they be used?
Ring eye staples are an underrated but very practical solution that combines the aesthetics of a brochure with the convenience of a binder. They do not affect the structure of the document, do not require additional manual operations, and at the same time look professional and neat. czytaj dalej
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Textured paper – 5 things you should know before printing
Textured paper is a material with great potential, but also with many nuances. Before you decide to use it, make sure it fits the form of printing, the type of graphics and your expectations. And if you are not sure – ask the printer for samples, suggestions and examples of implementation. Sometimes just one detail… czytaj dalej
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Printing calendars – what can you do differently in 2026?
Printing calendars is an annual ritual for many companies. But 2026 brings new possibilities – from eco-friendly papers to sophisticated finishing and creative formats. If you’ve been ordering “the same thing you’ve always done” until now, it’s time to change that. We suggest how to refresh your corporate calendar for a “wow” effect without increasing… czytaj dalej
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Cloud Dancer – 5 ideas on how to use the color of 2026 in advertising materials and corporate identity
Cloud Dancer is the Color of the Year 2026 according to the Pantone Institute. And while surprising to many – because it’s a shade close to pure white – it has great potential in design and print. In this article, we show how the 2026 color of the year can be used creatively in advertising… czytaj dalej
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Secure printing – anti-copy protection, UV inks, limited series
Secure printing today is not just the domain of banknotes and government documents. Premium brands, publishers of collectible books, creators of card games or label manufacturers are also increasingly turning to it. What solutions are available? When is it worth reaching for them? Here’s a guide to the world of security printing. czytaj dalej
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Print file – 5 reasons why Word is not enough
Can a print file be prepared in Word? In theory – yes. In practice – it’s an easy way to problems. Although text documents with a .docx extension are popular and convenient, they are completely unsuitable for professional preparation of graphic materials. czytaj dalej
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Printing materials – dictionary – what is paper, what is film?
Printing materials aren’t just paper – there’s a whole world of substrates, enhancements and additives that affect the look, durability and reception of the finished product. czytaj dalej
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Sewn books – 6 reasons to give up gluing
Although glued binding is cheaper and faster to implement, in practice sewn books have many advantages that are appreciated especially in everyday use. Here are 6 reasons why you should consider sewing instead of glue. czytaj dalej
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The lack of bleeds in files – 7 steps to quick rescue
The lack of bleeds in print files is one of the most common mistakes we encounter at the printing house. We will show you 7 practical steps that will help you quickly save the situation and prepare your files for printing without delay. czytaj dalej
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Helvetica font – what made this font dominate printing and design?
Helvetica font is one of the most recognizable fonts in history—used in the logos of major brands, public transportation systems, and even digital interfaces. What makes it the “perfect font”? czytaj dalej
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How do we prepare a digital proof? – from file to test print
Before printing a book, catalog, or series of packaging, it is important to ensure that everything looks as it should. This is what a digital proof is for – a test print that allows you to verify the design before starting production. If you care about color consistency, perfect margins, and compliance with your vision, czytaj dalej