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With the products you can choose a production time of 3 or 5 business days. If you have hand in your files before 11 a.m. you may count that day as a business day.
No, as soon as you have ordered your order will go into production. But you can always contact us to find out what the possibilities are.
We have more options than you see on the website, request a quotation or contact us.
No, even if you order the exact same print job again at a later date, you simply pay the price as stated on the website. Production always starts from scratch, the printing plates cannot be reused due to the combined printing process.
Yes, definitely, request a free sample kit and we will send it to you.
Yes you can, feel free to contact us for more information.
You place your order online and pay with your credit card. If you do not have a credit card, please contact us and we can look for a suitable solution.
The invoice will be emailed to you after we have received the payment. This will be done to the email address you provided.
No, you order online and pay with a credit card. If you do not have a credit card, please contact us and we can look for a suitable solution.
If your invoice has not been paid according to our system, you will first receive a reminder from us. If we do not receive a response or payment, a exhortation will follow and then a summons. If you feel it is not right, please contact us right away.
With the products you can choose a production time of 3 or 5 business days. If you have hand in your files before 11 a.m. you may count that day as a business day.
We use a courier, DHL, PostNL and DPD, depending on the order we take the most suitable shipping option. It is therefore difficult to indicate the time in advance, normally deliveries are made on business days between 8:00 and 18:00. We do have options such as DHL Express, to see if it is suitable for your order, it is best to send us an email.
Yes, there are options, please contact us to discuss this. The shipping costs and delivery times depend on the country of destination and the weight plays an important role in this.
Yes, please contact us to arrange it.
Yes that is possible, please contact us tso that we know what needs to go where, there is an additional cost.
Sometimes that is indeed possible, but unfortunately not always. Please contact us to discuss the possibilities.
A paper with a matte appearance. Very suitable type of paper for photos, for example, because of the smooth structure. This paper is not suitable for stamping.
FSC certified, paper with an ecologically conscious appearance. This paper is suitable for stamping.
FSC certified - light uncoated paper, paper with an ecological, environmentally conscious appearance. This paper is suitable for stamping.
Glossy white paper MC satin - light, flexible paper.
Due to the blue back, the poster is not translucent and can easily be pasted over something. Ideal for outdoor promotions.
MC matte - top quality paper - very firm cardboard feel.
Sturdy 350 gr sulphate cardboard + finished on both sides with matte dispersion varnish and on one sidd with cold foil, which makes it possible to provide metallic effects.
Resolution equals the quality of the image. Resolution is expressed in dpi (dots per inch). The higher the number of “dots” per inch, the sharper and higher the quality of the image. In order to be able to deliver a good quality of printed matter, we need a file with a resolution of 300 dpi. If the resolution is too low, you will get a blurry or jagged (block effect) result.
For more information on resolution, see "Files" in the menu bar and take a look at the topic about resolution.
Bleed is 3 mm extra that you have to provide on all four sides of a file to avoid a white edge when cutting.
For more information on bleed, see "Files" in the menu bar and take a look at the topic about bleed.
CMYK stands for the 4 printing colors cyan (C), magenta (M), yellow (Y) and black (key) (K).
For more information on CMYK, see "Files" in the menu bar and take a look at the topic about color.
Paper can only absorb a maximum percentage of ink. The maximum ink coverage is 300%.
For more information on ink coverage, see "Files" in the menu bar and take a look at the topic about ink coverage.
POSTFLY combines different print jobs from different customers. This way you as a customer can enjoy shared costs. That is why we work with fixed types of paper and quantities.