Unique Digital Decoration Process Offered For Screenprinting In Louisville, KY
Aug 30, 2017
Mean Street Graphix offers a unique digital decoration process to imprint full-color HD quality images on common use items. The images don't crack, peel, fade, flake off and will last the life of the product.
Louisville KY - August 30, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Mean Street Graphix and Keith Miller are pleased to announce the implementation of their unique digital decoration process to imprint full-color HD quality images on thousands of everyday use items, like YETI tumblers, custom phone cases, and t-shirts. These images will never crack, peel, fade, or flake off, and will last the life of the product. Reliable screenprinting in Louisville KY provides thousands of ideas for gifts, personalized products, and commemorative items.
The unique printing process allows the company to create high-quality digital images on an extensive range of materials for both personal and business use. The use of a particular type of printer, paper, transfer inks and heat press makes it possible to place any digital image on thousands of common everyday items. They can create personalized smartphone covers, mugs, cutting boards, interior signage and more. Mean Street can create thousands of unique items from custom t-shirts to personalized photo gifts such as photo slate clocks, HD aluminum panels, and personalized phone cases.
The printing solutions require no set-up fees and no minimum orders on more than 95 percent of the inventory of products. Mean Street Graphix is the obvious choice for small businesses, clubs, and individuals looking for professionally printed custom products at an affordable cost. The graphic designers will work with customers to ensure that they receive the perfect design for corporate or personal gifts, awards or apparel.
A representative of the company spoke to an interviewer recently, " We utilize a special Dye Sublimation Transfer that is created by using a special dye solvent printer, dye transfer inks, transfer paper, and a heat press. The results are not a print, not a decal, and not paint. We are embedding the image into the surface of the product. This produces a vibrant and very durable finish that will last for years to come."
Contact Info:
Name: Keith Miller
Organization: Mean Street Graphix
Address: 7814 Appleview Lane, Louisville KY 40228
For more information, please visit http://meanstreetgraphix.com/
Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 234556
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