For garments that are screen-printed, we can print up to 10 colors, and up to 15 colors can be stitched to embroidered garments.

Yes. Most thermal printers have only one “printing head”. If a color imprint is needed, the black ribbon can be removed and replaced by a color ribbon. If barcodes are being printed on the labels, a black ribbon (or dark color) should be used to insure that the barcode will be readable. A limited variety of colored ribbons are available for most thermal printers.

All of our ridge vents are black. S-400, PS-400 & RS-400 is available in two color choices White or Black.

No. We recommend that you convert your pantone colors into the nearest CMYK equivalent. However, we can print spot colors on your cards but it is expensive because you do not share the cost of this special color with the other customers on the flat.

A lot of browsers disable printing of background images/colors to try and save you printer ink. Although in most cases, you actually want the background images/colors. To change it for internet explorer, please visit here to see step by step guide on how to fix it. E-mail me your wonderful idea, many heads are better then one. Or if have a CalPolyOnline forum account, please suggest it in the forum so the whole community can see your idea.

It counts as one setup as long as the same ink color can be used on all T-shirts, It's important to make sure the design works for you on all of your color choices.

We can print up to 8 cylinders for any one design. Each cylinder can be one solid color or can be tones of a color thereby multiplying the color effects. We can also print 4-color process designs but most of our engravings are designed for multiple color combinations.

Ask them to show you a Pantone chart selector. This way you can easily identify the colors we suggest or select new ones. Your Packages includes your logo and the stationery in .eps format. These files can be opened on any Mac using the program Adobe Illustrator.

Screen Printing: Team IP can print up to 8 colors on a light colored apparel and up to 6 colors for dark garments.

No, the picture you see on your computer screen is made up of RGB colors and your screen is in effect by a big light bulb so what you see is called additive color. Paper is not back lit , the ink colors do not have the benefit of light enhancing them and making them brighter., This is commonly called subtractive color. We calibrate our printers so we get the best color range possible.

Yes! Since we only print using the highest quality screen printing and embroidery standards, we can print full color designs on any color garment, without restrictions. From black shirts to red polos, blue baseball caps to forest green hoodies, we've got you covered.

Our state of the art printing presses can handle up to 8 separate ink colors. Keep in mind, that by blending colors and layering ink (process printing), we can achieve amazing results with designs that seems to have an endless amount of colors. While our service is geared to simplify the screen printing ordering process and fees, there are times with setup fees must be charged to offset the costs of printing a job.

Your personal printer doesn't use exact colors that you see on the screen. You have to calibrate your printer with the screen first for the best match. Many colors that we see on our monitors cannot be reproduced at all by printers; this is because of the different technologies used to represent colors. Monitors can produce a wider range of colors than a printer can.

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