Lampert: World premiere 3D effect

This new procedure under the name "3D effect" is suitable for print products of all kinds for private and business purposes, be it invitations, business cards, flyers, menu cards, brochures, packaging, annual reports or image brochures, according to a press release. This finishing is to be used wherever special attention is to be generated or emotions aroused. After conventional printing (offset and digital), the printed sheets are finished on the new machine in a second step. The great thing about it all is that the customer only pays for the material (varnish) that he has on his printed product and thus generates added value. Attention is also paid to the environmental aspect. The process is ozone-free and therefore absolutely environmentally friendly.

Print finishing with 3D effect

In the current difficult economic environment, Lampert wants to continue to set new standards with the 3D effect and set a new trend in print finishing. This world first has impressed both in terms of quality and cost in Liechtenstein and Switzerland and has successfully passed its first tests. The digital 3D effect coating is impressive in its finesse down to the last detail. This finish also generates added value and offers differentiating application options. Another advantage is that the customer can choose how much of the ordered offset/digital print run is to be provided with a 3D effect.

Fourth world premiere

The new print finishing with 3D effect sets a new trend not only for the eye but also for tactile perception, which should contribute to more emotions and more success. It is the fourth world premiere after 1989, 1999 and 2010 and sets new standards in the 32-year history of the Lampert printing center.

From left to right: Alfred Lampert (owner), Tobias Lampert (3D effect project manager) and Pascal Brötz (managing director)