Make sure that you use stochastic screening for the majority of your printing. The results need no explanation - being clear to see! The 'dots' associated with conventional print are eliminated, text is clearer and photographs are near to photographic quality.

Most leaflets and flyers can be printed on a range of paper thicknesses and types, but 130gm, 170gm and 280gm suit by far most peoples requirements on a triple coated high gloss material.

It is possible for printing on a huge variety of other papers and boards. As well as conventional Full Colour Printing (formed by the combination of four colours) enquire about the new Hexachrome (Six Colour Printing) and Metal FX (Metallic Printing) printing inks to add some special effects to your flyers, to really make them stand out

Hexachrome can produce exceptional results, particularly for jobs which call for vivid oranges and greens. It involves the combination of six colours, rather than four in conventional printing, to produce the full rainbow spectrum.

Metal FX is a relatively new process. Metal FX allows any number of Metallic colours to be produced on the same page with Full Colour.