Printing on Textured Plastic Electronic Enclosures
January 12th, 2012
I don’t like to “assume” too much anymore, at least in a business setting. It never seems to have great results. I’m sure plenty of you out there can relate. With the printing services we offer at Polycase®, many customers are assuming that this printing must be done on the smooth / recessed cover option for the printing to turn out right. I want to assure you, this is not the case. Printing still turns out exceptional on the textured surfaces of Polycase enclosures. Below are some actual customer examples of printing on textured covers.
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