Digital Offset Printing 230gsm Gold or Silver Color Tiara Card Business Card

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Digital offset printing offers a high-quality and cost-effective solution for producing business cards with vibrant colors and sharp details. Ideal for small to medium quantities, this method provides offset-like print quality without the need for printing plates, ensuring faster turnaround times and lower setup costs.

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Print Type	Digital Offset Printing
Product	Business Card
Material	230gsm tiara card (gold or silver)

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Digital Offset Printing – Business Card

Perfect for professional branding, digital offset is suitable for various finishes including matte, gloss, and soft-touch lamination. It also supports variable data printing, allowing for personalized names, titles, or QR codes across multiple card designs within the same print run.

Best for businesses seeking premium print quality, flexibility, and quick delivery for their business card needs.

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Art Work Prepation

Please follow our artwork preparation guidelines to ensure that your artwork file is set up correctly.

1. Add 3 mm of bleed

During the production of paper products, slight cutting imperfections are to be expected - cutting can be off by a couple of millimeters from the cutting line. To allow leeway for such imperfections, you should add 3 mm of bleed on all edges of your artwork. Make sure all colors, background pictures, and elements extend to the edge of the bleed area, to avoid the appearance of white borders on certain edges after cutting. Learn more how to set up the bleed here.
2. Keep your content within a 3 mm safety margin

To ensure that no important elements (text, graphics, images) get cut off from your paper product, make sure to keep such elements at least 3 mm away from the edge of your finished product dimensions. Click here to know how to set up 3 mm safety margin.
3. Use CMYK colour mode

Except for silkscreen and pad printing, files should be prepared in CMYK colour mode. Keep in mind that if the setup is wrong, colours on the finished product may differ from the file you sent. Here is how to set your artwork to CMYK colour mode in Adobe Illustrator.
4. Use an image resolution of at least 300 DPI

To avoid blurriness, use only images and graphics that have a resolution of 300 DPI or more at actual size. Before sending your files, make sure to embed your images into the file. Read more about how to check the resolution of your assets.
5. Use the right values for grey elements

When setting up grey elements, set the black color (K) to a percentage between 0 and 100, and keep all other colors (C, M, and Y) equal to 0%.
6. Use the right values for black elements

When setting up black text, thin lines and small elements, use pure black, (i.e. C = 0, M = 0, Y = 0, K = 100). Text, thin lines, and small elements in pure black color should be set to overprint to avoid white gaps around the text. It will give a solid edge to those elements.
7. Use maximum 2 colours for lines that are finer than 2 pt

If lines are 2 pt thick or less, use only 1 or 2 colours. 4 colours may be used for thicker lines.
8. Convert all fonts to outlines, or embed them in your file

To avoid issues with fonts when submitting your file(s), make sure to convert fonts to outlines, or to embed all fonts when saving to PDF.
9. Save and upload your artwork files as PDF/X-1a

The best format for submitting print-ready files is PDF, under the PDF/X-1a standard. Where possible, submit your files in PDF format. See why PDF/X-1a is the right format for printing.
10. Check for overprint

Make sure that no elements are set on overprint, unless you need them to be.