Hot Stamping is a dry printing method in which a heated die and foil are used to apply graphics to the surface. On the other hand, embossing involves the creation of three-dimensional images on the paper. JMBR Group uses these technologies to add security features, such as holograms, to add a personalized touch for its privileged customers.

The process of lamination refers to the placing of something between layers of plastic and sealing them with heat and pressure, usually with an adhesive. Although commonly used for protection, it is increasingly being used for aesthetic reasons. At JMBR group, we use a range of thermal laminators to laminate any material up to 1x2m.

In this niche market segment, we offer customized solutions that meet specific requirements of our clients. From personalized window-patching to customized envelope printing, we can produce DL envelopes to A4 size.

Die-cutting is a finishing operation which involves the use of sharp steel rules or knives to cut a specific pattern into a substrate or to cut the substrate itself into a specific pattern. Die-cutting is used to create pop-up books and games, and to cut flat printed sheets into packages or boxes for later assembly. At JMBR group, we use this process to recreate all kinds of products such as carry bags, danglers, wobblers, boxes, cartons, invitation cards, brochures etc.