Print Ready Designs in Canva
- Published: Monday, 11 April 2022 13:39
Sign up for a Canva account to create your own customised print ready artwork!
It's free and easy to create print ready files online including business cards, invitations and posters with options to upload your own artwork and photos. Check out a range of free, existing Canva designs and templates or create your own using a blank template. Bring your designs to life!
Take 5 Book Template & Take 5 Safety Examples
- Published: Thursday, 09 September 2021 11:43
Require a take 5 checklist or take 5 safety book template to identify health issues and address hazards in the work site or workplace?
A take 5 safety book will help to make your workplace a safer environment by making it simple to identify hazards in the workplace, keeping every staff member free from harm and helping to manage safety.
Hazards in the workplace can be anything. They come in a number of different forms. Whether these are operating heavy machinery, large equipment, faulty moving parts, faulty products, faulty energy sources, bad weather conditions, hazardous substances, electricity or confined spaces, all these pose danger and potential health risks to your employees and their own safety.
That is why protecting your workers – from the top management and supervisor team down to the lowest level – against different types of potential risks and inherent hazards should be a key priority in your workplace. While accidents and new hazards are inevitable, these can be made easier to identify and mitigate by carrying out an effective risk assessment process and having the right tools and a safety management system in place to manage identified risks. "Take 5, Stay Alive".
When will digital printing overtake offset printing?
- Published: Thursday, 07 May 2020 10:51
There’s been a lot of debate about digital printing overtaking offset printing and when this will happen. There’s also lots of confusion about what offset printing actually is and the benefits of digital printing versus offset printing.
Many consider offset printing better quality than digital printing which was definitely the case early on but digital printing technologies have come a long way in the last decade.
Truth is, both options have their own unique benefits so it’s more a matter of which option is best for your individual print project than one being better quality than the other.
To answer the question of when digital printing will overtake offset printing, we should first address the following:
How to Plan a Seamless Print Project
- Published: Monday, 15 April 2019 14:11
Follow these simple steps to ensure you save time and money on your next print project:
1. What do you need?
Quantity - Consider what is the minimum and maximum quantity you’re likely to use?
Size – Can you use one of the following standard sizes or do you need a custom fit? Always measure and quote custom size jobs in millimetres to be exact.
- A0 (1189 x 841mm)
- A1 (841 x 594mm)
- A2 (594 x 420mm)
- A3 (420 x 297mm)
- A4 (210 x 297mm)
- A5 (210 x 148mm)
- A6 (105 x 148mm)
- DL (210 x 99mm)
Paper stock/ Substrate – For paper stocks you’ll need to decide on the following:
- Thickness – 80gsm, 90gsm, 150gsm, 250gsm, 300gms?
- Finish – gloss, matt, uncoated, textured, recycled, adhesive, NCR?
Or do you need something more durable than paper? - vinyl stickers, vinyl banners, corflute signs, banner printing, pull up banners, a-frame signs, flag banners
Number of pages – Single, double sided or multipage brochures/booklets? What is the total number of printed pages required for multipage?
Finishes - laminating, spot gloss varnish, cut to shape, folding, perforating, padding, binding, etc.
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