TOP WORTH ADVERTISING

We have various Finishing Effects for Offset Printing which give an Everlasting image of the printed products. We do the following Finishing Effects :

1- Lamination
2- Spot UV
3- Die Cutting
4- Embossing
5- Foiling
6- Numbering
7- Binding
8- Creasing & Folding
9- Perforation

Lamination

Lamination is the technique of manufacturing a material in multiple layers, so that the composite material achieves improved strength, stability, sound insulation, appearance or other properties from the use of differing materials. A laminate is usually permanently assembled by heat, pressure, welding, or adhesives.

Not all business cards are alike. Our standard cards are manufactured using a thick 350gsm ultra white stock and printed in full colour on both sides. Images are vibrant, text is crisp. Matt lamination protects the surface.

We have two types of laminations :

1- Matt Lamination
2- Glossy Lamination

These can be done either on one side or both sides.

Contact us on +97150-3840813 / +97150-1158155 or email info.topworth@gmail.com

Spot UV

Due to its eye catching appearance and versatile applications, spot UV is one of the most popular printing techniques available. While it may sound futuristic, "Spot UV" is a relatively simple production method. The "UV" portion of spot UV comes from the ultraviolet light that's used to instantly cure the glossy varnish you see shining in spot UV printing. UV coatings are environmentally friendly as they are free of solvents and do not emit volatile organic compounds, or VOCs when cured. The incredibly fast speed at which the UV varnish is able to dry is exactly how PFL can get such amazing detail in spot UV designs like the one you see above. While all UV coatings protect the paper they cover, spot UV is mainly used for its decorative effect as light catches the partially coated portion of the paper on a piece - rather than an all encompassing protective solution.

Reasons for Spot UV

1- Clear Impact
Clear impact is a technique where a solid color background is left blank, and decorated with spot UV to create the design or text itself. Arguably the best and most creative use of the spot UV effect, clear impact simply can't be created with any conventional inks or papers. Take a look and ask yourself, have you ever seen printing like this before?

2- Image Accentuation
Another great way of utilizing spot UV is to coat a specific image or portion of a printed image on your project. For example, you could spot UV coat your logo on a business card or postcard for added pop. If you owned a water purification company, and you're sending out a mailer with pictures of your delicious pure water - you might consider spot UV coating only the pouring water portion of the photograph. This kind of image accentuation is a pleasant surprise to the viewer, who'll no doubt be wondering "how'd they do that?!"

3- Premium Look

Die-Cutting

A die cut is created by using a sharp steel blade formed into a specific shape, then cut through the paper. Think about how a steel cookie cutter would work; just substitute the dough with paper. The shapes for die cutting are nearly limitless—circles, squares, holes, curves, stair-stepped, rounded corners, sharp points, just to name a few. The die cut form, or "die", is usually customized to the piece it is creating, and it creates a very crisp, smooth edge that can include fine detail and a very distinctive look, which cannot be achieved with a standard cut. Take a look at the video to see die cutting in action, and the finished piece.

The products you can use die cuts on are wide ranging. Many people add eye-catching details to their business cards with die cutting, but you can also use the process on door hangers, brochures, postcards and presentation folders, to name a few.

Embossing

Embossing and debossing are the processes of creating either raised or recessed relief images and designs in paper and other materials. An embossed pattern is raised against the background, while a debossed pattern is sunken into the surface of the material (but might protrude somewhat on the reverse, back side).

Embossing refers to the creation of an impression of some kind of design, decoration, lettering or pattern on another surface like paper, cloth, metal and even leather, to make a relief. In regular printing or an engraving, plates are pressed against the surface to leave an imprint. In embossing however, the pressing raises the surfaces adding a new dimension to the object.

Foiling or Foil Stamping or Hot Foiling

Nothing says "fancy" like foil stamping, but what exactly is it? Foil stamping, hot stamping or hot foil stamping is the application of pigment or metallic foil to paper using a heated die. The die presses the foil onto the surface under pressure, leaving the design of the die on the paper.

Basically foil printing is a marvelous way to add a custom touch to your business card in Dubai and Abu Dhabi by applying a thin film of metal on paper that creates attractive and eye-catching consequences. Foil printing on business cards make them able to present your business in a successful way; they never fail to perform their duty. Thus you become able to meet your needs and to achieve your goals. When you customized your business cards you may add as many colors as you want with combinations of colors. At Top Worth Advertising we are offering full color printing of foil business cards. This new style of revolutionary printing process makes out standing foil business cards. They leave long lasting effects on viewers.

We have Silver Foil and Gold Foil, few other colors are also available as per your requirements.

Benefits of Hot Foil Stamping

1- Greater brand perception: Research shows that by adding foil or other interesting effects to your piece, consumers perceive a higher value and quality of your product.
2- Attention-grabbing effects: Foil stamping helps make your printed piece stand out from the crowd with its distinctive and eye-catching appeal.

Numbering

We can number on NCR Books and all types of other printable items.

Consecutive Numbering
1-Numbering is consecutive (for example 0001, 0002, 0003 etc.)
2- We number in Red ink in one position as standard, If required we can customize.
3- We can start from a number of your choice – when we receive your order, we will contact you to find out the starting number you require.

Binding

The type of binding is usually selected based on the function of the document, the number of pages it contains and the printing budget. Strangely, esthetics are usually considered last in the decision-making, unless quality is a priority and budget is not a factor, or the binding itself is part of the conceptual design.

Types of Binding Services we provide :

1. Saddle-Stitching
2. Comb Binding
3. Coil Binding
4. Twin Loop Wire Binding
6. Perfect Binding
7. Tape Binding

Creasing & folding

We do creasing, folding and grooving for paper and cardboards.

Perforation

A perforation is a small hole in a thin material or web. There is usually more than one perforation in an organized fashion, where all of the holes are called a perforation. The process of creating perforations is called perforating, which involves puncturing the workpiece with a tool.

A perforation adds a tearable portion to paper. Perforation is small, separated cuts in the paper that allows pieces of paper to remain attached, but also to be torn when necessary. You can request a custom shape for your perforation—such as a letter-L shape which is great for items like: tickets, coupons, rip cards, notebooks, CD traycards, or anything that needs to be perfectly torn or torn in half.

Contact us on +97150-3840813 / +97150-1158155 or email info.topworth@gmail.com