Pad printing
One or more colours of silicone ink.
Post-processing and finishing · Printing and marking
Logos, legends, part numbers and batch codes. Marking silicone takes the right inks, surface preparation and curing, otherwise it rubs off.
The detail
Silicone is deliberately hard to stick things to, which is why print on silicone fails when done carelessly. We use silicone inks, prepare surfaces where needed and cure the print properly.
Where print won't survive the use, we'll suggest laser marking or moulded-in marking instead.

Where it fits
One or more colours of silicone ink.
Durable marks and etched legends.
Logos and text in the tool itself.

How we run it
Size, detail and colour checked.
Print, laser or moulded-in.
Rub and adhesion checks on samples.
Printed inline with the batch.
To quote it
Vector files.
Where on the part and what shape.
Handling, cleaning, abrasion.
Per batch.
Questions
Yes, silicone inks can be matched to references.
Yes, by print, laser or moulded date wheels.
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Rough annual volume, target unit price, and any deadlines. That's enough to work out whether compression, LSR injection or something else is the right tool.
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