Examples
A selection of pad printed and hot foil printed components produced for customers across industrial and commercial applications.
These examples are representative. If you’re unsure which process suits your part, send a photo or drawing and we’ll advise.
Legends, icons, indicators and warnings
Logos and product identification
Wear resistance for handled parts
Consistent results across batches
Two processes. Different strengths.
Both pad printing and hot foil printing are used to mark moulded components. The best method depends on geometry, surface finish, durability requirements, and the type of finish needed.
- Pad printing — best for complex geometry, recesses, curves and multiple colours
- Hot foil printing — best for flat/raised areas, premium metallic finishes and high wear resistance
If you’re unsure, we’ll help you confirm suitability before production.
Pad printing examples
Crisp markings on contoured, recessed and textured parts — from short runs through to repeat production volumes.
Electronics
Clear, durable legends on housings and covers.
Medical
Logos and product identification on medical devices.
Automotive
Interior and exterior decorated components.
Hot foil printing examples
Premium metallic and solid finishes for flat or raised areas, bonded under heat and pressure — where durability and appearance matter.
Flat plastic components
Permanent markings on defined flat or raised faces.
Premium branding & detailing
Metallic and solid foils for clean, high-definition branding.
Durable industrial applications
Wear-resistant finishes for handled parts and demanding end-use environments.
Request a quote
Send your drawings, artwork, part details and quantities — we’ll advise on suitability and provide a clear quote.