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CASTLE PRINT & DESIGN

Commercial printing for businesses throughout the UK & Europe.

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   * FAQ’s
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     * Legal requirements for your stationery – page 2
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     * 11 Benefits of Online Printing Services
     * Are Your Labels Selling Your Brand?
     * Booklet Printing & Publishing | Booklet Planning
     * Building Business Presence with Digital Printing
     * Business Brochure Printing: Picking The Perfect Paper
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     * Colour Issues | Working in Spot & Process Colour
     * Digital, or Litho – How Do I Choose?
     * Fonts & Typefaces Explained
     * Free Business Cards – a bargain right?
     * How To Apply Printed Vinyl | Wet & Dry Methods
     * How to Design and Print Your Own Business Card Using ‘Pages’
     * How to Design a Photo ID Card that Reduces Card Cloning Attempts
     * How Visual Retail Merchandising Catches Your Attention in 2018
     * Logo Design
     * Print vs Digital Media – The Death of Print?
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     * Proof That Print Is Not Dead | Most Consumers Still Prefer Print on Paper
     * QR Code Printing
     * Rich Black Explained | Using Rich Blacks In Your Artwork
     * Setting Up Your Office To Use Continuous Forms
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     * Thermo Process Explained
     * Understanding The Importance of Business Printing For Brand Promotion
     * Website Design
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     * What Makes A Logo Stand The Test of Time?
   * PRINT TUTORIALS >>
     * How To Design A Ghost Image
     * How To Design An A4 Folded Leaflet
     * How to Design a Business Card
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   * REVIEWS >>
     * Buying & Selling Art | ArtShowcase Review
     * Top 10 Best All In One Laser Multi-Function Printers


QUALITY BUSINESS STATIONERY / FLYERS & LEAFLETS
PROMOTIONAL GOODS

Top quality, high definition, state of the art printing since 1992


BUSINESS CARDS

Affordable, luxury cards



Business Card Prices



FLYERS & LEAFLETS

Top Quality Materials



Flyers & Leaflet Prices



FOLDED LEAFLETS

Superb quality assured



Folded Leaflet Prices





STATIONERY

Regular Stationery Items



Stationery Prices


PRINTED ENVELOPES

Pre-designed or upload yours



Printed Envelope Prices



BUSINESS FORMS

Pads or loose sets



Business Forms Prices




ROLLER BANNERS

From £32 – incl. stand



Roller Banner Prices



DIGITAL BOOKLETS

A5 or A4 finished sizes



Digital Booklet Prices



LABELS / STICKERS

Regular or shaped



Labels / Sticker Prices




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BUSINESS STATIONERY

Stationery such as printed envelopes, business cards (see ‘Select A Product’ in
menu above for various types and specialist effects), letterheads, continuous
stationery, labels, colour brochures, digital printing etc. for delivery
throughout the UK & Europe.

All materials used are top quality and all print jobs are produced on state of
the art equipment.

With a highly experienced design team in-house we can get your ideas swiftly and
cost-effectively into print.


CONTINUOUS STATIONERY / BUSINESS FORMS

Continuous Stationery & Business Forms (multi-part sets) are one of our
specialist products. We can take your ideas and produce pixel perfect forms that
will work beautifully with your dot matrix printer.

We can suggest ways of keeping down costs such as printing the parts that get
stored in your filing cabinet in 1 colour only and leaving your brand colours
only on the customer part.

More info here: Continuous Stationery
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SPOT & PROCESS COLOUR PRINTING

We understand the importance of colour consistency across your business
stationery and marketing materials.

If the accuracy of your company brand colours are important to you, then please
consider having your stationery produced in spot colour.

We can also offer advice on the various print and finishing processes such as
lithographic (spot and 4 colour process), and digital (documents, manuals etc.)

A full explanation of the differences between spot and 4 colour process (CMYK)
is explained in layman terms here: Spot & 4 Colour Process Explained


ARTICLES & TUTORIALS

Searching around the site you will find many print-related articles and
tutorials covering subjects such as ‘Making the transition from web design to
print design’, ‘The differences between spot and process colours’, ‘How to
design a business card/letterhead/folded leaflet’ etc., and much more.

We have also put together a bunch of fun Adobe Photoshop© Tutorials to get your
artistic juices flowing.







USEFUL SITE LINKS

Paper Sizes UK
Envelope Sizes UK
Glossary of Print Terms UK
Spot & Process Colours Explained
Legal Requirements - Stationery
Copyright Information
Trade Printing Service


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BLEEDS EXPLAINED

Basically, a bleed is artwork that goes over the edge of the printed sheet.

If your design needs to have a bleed then it’s important to allow 3mm overlap
(see image A below). As the letterhead will be printed on oversize material
(SRA4), this gives the guillotine operator a chance to cut into the artwork and
produce a good finished letterhead. (see image B below).

A

B



WHY DO WE NEED A BLEED?

If the artwork ended at the edge of the sheet and the guillotine cut was only
0.5mm out, then we could end up with an unsightly thin white strip down one edge
of the sheet, which is not ideal.

Also, if there is a large stack of paper on the press, with the best will in the
world there will be the odd sheet that doesn’t get fed through the press 100%
accurately so if a bleed hasn’t been put in place this could cause issues.

Extending the artwork over the edge of the sheet allows for a little leeway when
it comes to the time for trimming.

If you’ve set your workspace for A4 and intend to use bleeds then, depending on
what software package you are using you may need to set the workspace to
oversize A4 (SRA4), which measures 225mm x 320mm.

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