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Screen printing on plastic is a printing technique that consists of engraving texts and images through a mesh or screen that allows the desired design to be formed on different surfaces. The technique has been evolving and nowadays, thanks to the use of machines that speed up the process, screen printing on plastic provides great results, with sharp and defined images.

Pad printing is a printing system based on the transfer of ink from a flat surface, the cliché, to another surface that can be flat, concave, convex or a combination of all of them thanks to a pad, made of a synthetic elastomer, which adapts perfectly to irregular shapes. Pad printing, which can be used on any support, stands out for the definition of typographic details and is usually applied to sectors such as electronics, mobile telephony, automotive, sports equipment printing, packaging, etc.

Hot stamping is a printing technique in which a pigment, generally of high resolution, is transferred to the surface of an object by means of a high-temperature process. The image, previously prepared, is engraved on a wedge (generally made of materials such as tin, bronze, magnesium, aluminum or silicone), and this wedge is placed on a film called foil, which in turn is placed on the surface to be engraved.

An original equipment manufacturer (OEM) designs components of another company's products. An OEM component is defined as a part, subsystem or device.