Indium printing for radio wave transmission and special decoration through printing expression! It's a new all-in-one film.
At Meieisha Printing, we specialize in 3D molding and decorative molding using ultra-high-pressure molding machines. We can reproduce fine details while minimizing stretching and shifting, thereby expanding the options for product shaping and design. This time, in addition to traditional decorative techniques, we have made it possible to achieve radio wave transmission through special printing! This is a new film decoration technology that broadens the range of multifunctionality and design. In addition to decorative techniques in printing, we have realized "large-scale" production while maintaining the technologies of plate-making, printing, and shaping that Meieisha has cultivated. 【About Large-Scale Special Decoration】 ■ Plating-like decoration using indium printing. Capable of radio wave transmission. ■ Light transmission with a plating-like effect using half-mirror printing. ■ Ultra-fine pattern printing (geometric patterns) using inner 3D printing. ■ Positioning film shaping (maximum area: 1,250 mm × 600 mm × depth 150 mm). *For more details, please view the materials from [PDF Download] or feel free to contact us.
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Introduction of Sample Products (Images Used on This Page) Material: Polycarbonate Panel Size: 620mm x 270mm Used Technologies: Plating-style printing (radio wave transmission) Inner 3D printing (geometric pattern) Piano black printing Half-mirror printing Alignment shaping processing (maximum area: 1,250mm x 600mm x depth 150mm)
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"Printing position determination molding using a large molding machine" (Maximum area: 1,250 mm × 600 mm × depth 150 mm) - Automotive interior and exterior parts - Others
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Nameplates… The face parts or description labels of products manufactured using techniques such as screen printing. For example, there are various printed materials around us, such as the switch operation parts of home appliances and low-voltage products, various panels of automobiles, and pachinko slot machine panels, made from various plastics and metal plates in addition to paper. Since our establishment in 1959, we have adapted to changes in business practices over time, and now we utilize technologies such as screen printing, offset printing, anodizing, etching, and film molding to create the "faces" of various products.