You can have your print laminated single sided now. It is listed as “Heavy Card Gloss Laminated Single Sided” under Paper Options. We believe that this will be a great solution for those who have they their greeting cards, invitations or stationary printed with us.
What you get?
If you order this option with Print Concern your print will be UV coated.
UV coating is a surface treatment which are either cured by ultraviolet radiation, or protect the underlying material from its harmful effects.
For traditional lamination order with Digiset. You print will be placed between layers of plastic and glued with heat and/or pressure.
Fulfilling laminated jobs requires additional time. Please refer to your ETA or contact us directly.

Add a loving touch to your Valentine gift with personalised print.
Choose from pre-set Greeting Card, Postcard and Canvas templates or upload your own PDF and have it printed your way.

Do you need to print something but you have spent all your money for Christmas presents? No problem! Whether you have a downloadable version on a recipe book, a workout or a diet plan. We can print it for you and it’s not going to cost you a fortune.

You can get it professionally printed and finished with FilePrint. Upload – Order – Done (Get your order back within 48 hours*)

Need additional info? Feel free to contact me by email or phone at 0191 645 1184.

The Royal Mint has rolled out a new £2 coin to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible.

Featuring the quote “In the beginning was the Word”, from John 1.1, the new design demonstrates the original technology behind the printing press with the tactile text appearing both reversed to represent the printing block, and recessed to represent the printed text.

The limited edition coin, which was designed by London-based DesignStudio, is available now from the Royal Mint in a base metal collector version. Additional collector versions will be struck in silver and gold next year, with general circulation of the coin taking place later in 2011.

The original printing of the authorised version of the King James bible was published by Robert Barker, the King’s Printer, in 1611.

Source: Print Week