8” Table-Top Microstick (Plastic)

Digital printing is one of the methods we use to customize your table-top ministicks with your artwork or logo. Our digital printer prints your artwork directly onto the surface of the table-top ministicks in full color and cures the ink using UV light for a lasting imprint. We can print on the full surface of the table-top ministick. Only one side of the table-top ministicks can be digitally printed on.

If your logo file extension is EPS, AI, PDF, SVG or CDR it’s likely a vector logo. If your logo file extension is JPG, JPEG, PNG, BMP, TIF, TIFF or GIF it’s a raster logo. What’s the difference?

A vector logo is composed of paths while a raster logo is composed of pixels. This simply means a vector logo can be resized without losing its quality.

A raster logo, on the other hand, becomes “blocky” or “pixelated” if resized beyond a certain size. Editing or changing a raster logo is hard and often not possible. Therefore some raster logos are not suitable for printing.

We prefer that you send us your logo in vector format. Alternatively you may send us your logo in a raster format and we’ll determine if it is good quality or if we need to redraw it.

Redrawing is the process of converting a raster logo to a vector logo. If your raster logo is low quality or resolution we may need to redraw it. Our redraw fees range from $10 to $100 depending on how complex your logo is.

Because printers and monitors work differently, the same color can look significantly different on a monitor than when printed on a sheet of paper, a puck, a ministick, etc.. Even worse, two different monitors may (and often do) display the same color differently.

We use the Pantone Matching System to match colors as closely as possible. Knowing your logo’s pantone numbers for each color is the only reliable way to convey to us what your colors actually are.