Sublimation business card Openwork (pearlescent silver 54x84mm)

Business cards made of metal alloy are made of thin anodized aluminum coated with a special deposition that imitates gold or silver, matte or glossy, which gives the printing base a special style and nobility. On a matte surface the information looks clear and is better perceived in any lighting conditions. The stylish look of metal business cards is always preserved: · they do not crease or tear; they are not spoiled by water or direct sunlight; they are not suitable for writing on with a pen or pencil; they are so beautiful that you want to keep them as the most significant of the lot. Features of the technological processes Metal business cards are made of various materials (metals and their alloys), which are characterized, first of all, by lightness, strength and corrosion resistance, flexibility and workability, which makes it possible to give the product the required shape and texture. Therefore, the most common raw materials for metal cards are: anodized aluminum; duralumin; steel; brass; an alloy of brass and copper. Gold or silver deposition, creating an aging effect or artificially applying a noble layer of patina, giving a matte or glossy finish turn an ordinary business card into a work of art. Modern technologies do not limit the design of metal cards: Electroplating (galvanoplasty), metal etching and patination, which give the product a characteristic highly artistic roughness. Laser engraving, which makes it possible to apply images, texts, openwork cut-out patterns of any degree of complexity with a thickness and depth ranging from a few tenths of a millimeter to cutting right through the base. Sublimation printing, by which a previously prepared stencil image is transferred onto a metal blank under the action of a heat press, which ensures high-quality fixing of the ink mass on the metal. Perforation (milling) along the contour or cutting through holes in them.