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Custom Die-Cut Stickers are a necessity for any business. Every fire station, military unit, contingency sponsor, and trendsetter can increase brand recognition by giving away stickers. Size, Quantity, and Printing Method will determine cost. Prices can range from $0.06 ea. (10,000 at 5 sq. inches) to $8 ea. (125 at 27 sq. inches). |
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Screen Printed Stickers require a multi-step process that requires each color to be a separate coat of ink be applied to the underside of the material. This ensures that the image remains protected behind 20 mils of PVC during crashes, washes, and scrubbing. You can see sheets drying in the picture above. Screen-printing is the fastest way to print large quantities of high quality stickers. |
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Belfor is an international disaster clean-up company. They needed stickers that would stay put when soaked, scraped, and pressure washed. They also needed different sizes for the different sizes of equipment. Digitally printed stickers are printed with the ink on the surface instead of underneath. This makes them susceptible to scratches, thus shortening their lifespan. |
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Here are some stickers coming out of a digital printer. These can be either Die-Cut or Plotter Cut. This is a cheaper way to print stickers and is a great option when “indestructible” isn’t a big priority. These Digital Print Stickers can cost as little as $0.03 each. |
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