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swepro2000
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Wanted: Logo Printing Equipment

01/14/2008 2:47 AM

Hi, we need some logo imprinting equipment to put our brand on our computers.

Will be happy if you have any information on this
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Re: logo printing on computers

01/14/2008 5:36 AM

The best and cost effective method for Logo Printing would be Pad Printing,and if their is no colour in the logo you can even go for laser Printing but it is costly.
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01/14/2008 5:54 AM

Thanks for your comments.

Where can we find the equipment for pad printing respective laser printing?

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Re: logo printing on computers

01/14/2008 6:48 AM

Another idea for doing a name or logo:=

Computer boxes have (had) a ± 1x1 " recess on its face for a name or logo. The logo can be engraved on the back of a thin piece of transparent material (perspex) and colour filled. It is then glued on.

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