Hot Foil Stamping Explained:
1. A process that involves transferring a thin foil to the surface of a product by applying heat and pressure using a metal hot stamp die, leaving behind an indentation of a pre-selected foil colour.
2. Creates an exceptional, superior imprint with a shiny, metallic sheen.
3. The reflective properties of this attention-grabbing branding method are great for adding shimmer and texture to highlight various elements of a logo or message.
4. Foil can be provided in a variety of colours, including black, blue, copper, gold, green, light blue, orange, red, rose gold, silver, white and yellow.
5. Applications: Genuine and imitation leather, polyurethane products.
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The design to be rendered in foil is etched onto a metal die.
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The die is heated up, and the foil is placed between the die and the surface of the paper or other material to be stamped.
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