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Graficworx is your one stop shop for all your printing needs. We specialize in offset and digital printing, including business cards, rack cards, door hangers, letterhead, envelopes, coupon, fliers, tickets, newsletters, pads, booklets, bulletins, and more. Graficworx can also imprint single color to multi-color images on promotional items such as water bottles, cups, and golf balls. Contact us today for a complete product line.
Graficworx serves clients from multiple demographics, including small businesses, educational institutions, political organizations, and the tourism industry. We are also a full feature design house featuring graphic design, layout, websites, and other design services. We offer volume, educational, and religious discounts.
Customer Testimonials
Graficworx is detail oriented, consistenstly strives for perfection in product delivery, and capable of providing excellent work at the best prices available in the Islands. This company is HIGHLY recommended!
India Paige - Aloha Coast Realty
Knowledge Base: What's the different between soy and petroleum based inks?
Soy based ink, more commonly known as soy ink, is a type of commercial printing ink that utilizes soybean vegetable oil as the binding agent in printing ink. Traditionally the binding agents in printing ink have been either petroleum or rubber based, but in recent years soy based inks have become the norm.
“Ink” is comprised of two primary parts: a pigment and a solvent (or binding agent), and additives, such as waxes or dryers. In soy based ink the solvent utilized is soybean oil. Soy inks contain fewer VOCS (volatile organic compounds), and is less hazardous to work with than traditional petroleum based inks...read more...
Knowledge Base: DPI vs PPI vs LPI
One of the most common misconceptions in printing relates to resolution; Pixels per inch (PPI), Dots per inch (DPI), and Lines per inch (LPI). Pixels per inch is the number of pixels displayed in an image. A digital image is composed of samples that your screen displays in pixels. The PPI is the display resolution not the image resolution. This is how images are represented in Photoshop or on the web. Pixels are non-tangible objects, you cannot touch one.
Dots per inch (DPI) are tangible marks on media, and is a measure of the resolution of a printer. It properly refers to the dots of ink or toner used by an imagesetter, laser printer, or other printing device to print your text and graphics. In general, the more dots, the better and sharper the image. read more...
