Description of options available for an additional fee in the products:

1. cutting (die-cutting) - machine cutting out a specific shape from paper.
2. punching, drilling holes - drilling holes of a specific diameter in clothing tags, notebooks or binder cards.
3. finishing with aluminum strips - clamping decorative metal strips on two opposite edges, one may have a hanger in the form of a hole or a hook
4. rounding corners - cutting the corners of the product to give them a gentle shape, e.g. in labels, business cards
5. creasing - embossing a groove allowing easy bending of paper in a specific place. The creasing process is used in papers weighing over 200g and packaging boxes. It eliminates the risk of paper cracking because the paper in the groove is properly shaped.
6. folding - machine folding (bending) paper in a specific way. We distinguish parallel and cross folds, e.g. C, Z, zigzag, cross, window, altar, etc. Folding is used for soft papers with a weight not exceeding 170g. The folding process of thicker papers must be preceded by an additional creasing process.
7. pocket - a foil pocket attached to a given product to store a CD, business card, etc.
8. block gluing - this is gluing the appropriate number of sheets of paper into a pad. The price of this process includes the cardboard that constitutes the basis of the pad.
9. calendar - a multi-page block containing individual months, used to build a calendar.
10. plastic window - an essential element of the calendar for marking the current date.
11. perforation - this is the process of cutting micro holes that allow the paper to be easily bent or torn off in this place.
12. numbering - this is the process of applying unique numbers, codes and characters to each copy of the ordered edition.
13. cutting patterns from foil - surface cutting of self-adhesive foil to obtain specific patterns that can be peeled off
14. address skidding - cuts and perforations on the edge of the poster to obtain small business cards that can be torn off
15. welding of the banner edges + eyeleting - adapting the banner for hanging, the banner is double folded at the edges, welded and fitted with aluminum rings
16. gilding - welding metallic foil into paper to obtain a mirror shine unavailable in the traditional printing process.
17. embossing - embossing a concave/convex sign in paper, e.g. a logo, to add a special visual effect.
18. pouring polyurethane resin - applying a special material to the sticker surface to create a convex effect
19. gluing - assembly of boxes, bags or other products using glue or double-sided tape.