FAQs

       Our company has parking- there are designated customer parking lots.

We use bulk printing material purchases, lean business operations, and the most recent online and print technology to keep costs as low as feasible. We make significant investments in machinery to encourage automation, which also enables us to handle the majority of the finishing tasks ourselves as opposed to hiring outside help.

We don't compare prices because they don't necessarily reflect the quality of the items (materials, ink, workmanship, etc.) that another firm is providing.

At Repro Graphics, we work hard to deliver the best customer service and high-quality goods at incredibly low "wholesale prices". We place a high priority on print quality because the bulk of our clients are graphic designers, print brokers, advertising agencies, and brand owners. All printing is solely done using genuine ink from the equipment manufacturer, and we hand-selected the best materials. This guarantees your prints will have a wider gamut and the best colour endurance for the lowest cost.

Online Printing System is a prepress process that bridges the gap between online digital content and commercial print production. The process allows a print house, a client or a graphic designer to create, edit, and approve computer-based online templates during the prepress phase. This process increasingly calls for a Portable Document Format (PDF) workflow environment with output provided by digital printing.

This solution will make your company run more efficiently and profitably by streamlining your business processes, maximizing your resources and eliminating redundant operations.

Before putting the products on the market, we hand-selected and tested each of our print materials. Even though original equipment manufacturer ink is far more expensive than third-party ink, printing is only done with it because it offers a larger colour range, the greatest print quality, and excellent durability at the lowest possible environmental cost.

The site currently supports eight major and popular print products as listed. We are shortly going to introduce more products like logos/mailing labels, vinyl stickers, catalogs, banners, calendars, door hangers and raised ink cards.

No, the price list indicates basic prices of products against the speculative quantities. The prices are calculated with regard to the most basic paper/card types, sizes and single side printing. As you know, the final printing cost depends on many parameters: paper/card weights or thickness (GSM/Pt), glossy or matt finish, 2 or 4 colors, square or rounded corners, single or double side printing, quantity, destination shipping charges and the mode of transport. Please use the indicative prices for calculating the basic cost. Once you place the order using the above parameters, we will quickly mail you the final, exact cost.

We use offset printing, which provides the highest quality of print material for both text and images.

In contrast to large format items (banners, signs, etc.), which are printed with either latex ink or eco-solvent ink, small format products (flyers, brochures, etc.) are produced with dry toner.

GSM (grams per square meter) is the paper weight which is relevant to the bulkiness. The other critical parameter that affects the bulkiness is the thickness of the paper (microns/um). For paper stock with the same GSM, the thicker the paper, the bulkier it is.

For example, on the business cards, our satin paper is much bulkier than the gloss paper despite the fact that both are 350gsm. This is due to Satin paper is much thicker at 379um as compare to the gloss paper at 337um.

The type of paper used for difference purposes is expressed in weight. In the countries following the European system, it is grammes per square metre (gsm or g/m² or simply g) and in the US system it is Pound (lb).

The paper used for writing/printing (letterheads and such stationery) is generally between 60 to 120 gsm (20 to 70 lb) and is called the paper or text stock. Anything heavier than this is considered the card stock, i.e. the paper used for business cards, postcards, greeting cards, etc.

Coated papers are available in two finishes – glossy (shiny and smooth) and matt (flat and lusterless). Coated glossy papers reflect the light evenly so they are suitable for almost all types of printing jobs. Glossy papers have a good ink holdout, which is important for creating sharp, bright images.

Gloss laminated prints generally have more vibrant and saturated colours, but the glossy surface can reflect light and make fine print details difficult to see. Yet, a matte laminated print frequently retains fine details and texture better than its glossy version with more subdued colours, which is quite advantageous for individuals looking for an artistic sense in their prints.

In comparison to glossy board, matte stock's slightly rough and uncoated surface causes colours to appear more muted and grainy. Also, the surface's roughness makes certain white spots on the printing visible (especially for lighter colours). If you prefer a more saturated and solid finishing, please choose glossy stock instead.

The following image illustrates the differences of the output when the same pantone colour (2705, 2715, 2725, 2735) is printed on coated (gloss / satin) and uncoated (matte) stock. Suffix C denotes coated stock and suffix U denotes uncoated stock.