Polylux

A modern method of low-temperature printing. The main advantage of Polylux is the ability to obtain most colors from the Pantone palette. The colors are intense and well saturated. Magenta color, which is unavailable in other techniques, is easily obtained. In addition, fullcolor prints match offset in terms of color quality. Works where Polylux is used are fired at a temperature of about 185 degrees C.

They are resistant to washing in dishwashers, but do not guarantee such high resistance to mechanical damage as prints made with Transfer Plus method.

Advantages

full color palette according to Pantone
possible combination with product coloring in TrendColor and ProColor technique
overprint resistant to washing in a dishwasher up to about 500 cycles at 60oC

Disadvantages

relatively expensive technique
no possibility of combining wallpaper
prints are not fully resistant to mechanical damage
no possibility of decorating on the bottom and inside of the product
decorating by hand, possible minimal deviations in the position of the logo
any object, line or text smaller than 0.2 mm will not be printed
in the negative any object, line or text smaller than 0.4 mm will be filled in

Polylux

Transfer Plus

Polylux

Digital Print

Direct Print

Deep Effect

Laser Print

TrendColor

ProColor

Soft Touch