G T Printing

In today's competitive world it's essential to present your company or products in the best possible light. We keep an eye on the detail, whether it's a business card or brochure, we're as passionate as you are, that your print, gives the right message about your company.

Our experience spans 3 decades which means we can confidently give you advice on the best, most cost efficient way to produce a piece of work, whether it be litho, digital or a combination of the two.We offer a free pick up and delivery service and are happy to give our advice on any aspect of our service, that's free, as well but as our client's often tell us, it's priceless.

Digital print has reached the stage where it is almost indistinguishable from litho printing. Our digital presses are state of the art and we treat them just as we would our litho presses. We also treat our digital print just like we do our litho print, so if you want it we'll die cut it, glue it, foil it, perf it, number it, string it, pad it, bind it and rivet it (there's a frog joke there somewhere).

Not only will we print it, we'll die cut it, glue it, foil it, perf it, number it, string it, rivet it, stitch it, laminate it, emboss it and then hand assemble it, or almost anything else you can think up. We specialise in the complicated the difficult to achieve and the downright finicky. Try us next time your current printer sucks air through his teeth when you ask him if he can deliver that difficult job by next Wednesday.

Perforations allow a document to be separated into smaller portions of the whole and they allow a document to be folded easily (similar to the function of a score). In terms of printing specifications, perforations are classified according to bursting strength or tpi, which refers to "ties per inch" or "teeth per inch."

Foil stamping, typically a commercial print process, is the application of pigment or metallic foil, often gold or silver, but can also be various patterns or what is known as pastel foil which is a flat opaque color or white special film-backed material, to paper where a heated die is stamped onto the foil, making it adhere to the surface leaving the design of the die on the paper.