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The pad printing process quickly places high-quality images onto a vast number of substrates. It is compatible with convex, concave, cylindrical, and spherical objects, as well as those with compound angles or a lot of texture.

Pad printing automotive parts is a common practice, as there are hundreds of components in an automobile that are irregularly shaped and require detailed printing. Given the long lifespan of vehicles and the temperature fluctuations they encounter, components must be printed with high-quality, highly adhesive inks. Pad printing offers this level of durability over time.

The electronics industry uses pad printing to transfer text and images onto 3D items like electric circuits, keypads, semiconductors, fuses, housings, and more. The process is useful for labeling parts, making them easy to identify and track during production. Learn more about the steps to pad printing electronics, as well as the benefits and applications of this process.

In pharmaceutical manufacturing, high-quality printing methods are essential for accurately marking products and preventing product misuse or counterfeit attempts. These markings must be clear, consistent, and precise since they often contain critical dosage instructions and manufacturer details. Pad printing allows delicate or uneven substrates to be printed without interfering with product integrity, making it ideal for meeting the high safety and quality standards of the pharmaceutical industry.

Our package development involves considerations for sustainability, environmental responsibility and applicable environmental and recycling  regulations. We work with you to provide life cycle assessment which considers the material and energy inputs and outputs to the package, the packaged product (contents), the packaging process, the logistics system and waste management.

Medical device manufacturers depend on an accurate, versatile method for printing onto a wide range of objects and materials. Maintaining maximum print consistency on oddly shaped or textured items presents challenges that are best overcome with pad printing.