Raised spot uv stickers

[bigkahuna_305]

Is there any tutorials on how to do raised spot uv stickers? Would love to learn the process for this

 

[GC Decor]

What machine do you have ?? Some machine have a varnish and spot color for it, Roland has this option on several printers. You can also do a double print if your printer allows it, many UV printers allow this.

 

[bigkahuna_305]

What machine do you have ?? Some machine have a varnish and spot color for it, Roland has this option on several printers. You can also do a double print if your printer allows it, many UV printers allow this.

I have a sg2

 

[GC Decor]

Hmm, not sure if you could do it on that printer - CMYK only correct ?? From what I seen looks like only there UV model has the varnish option. I’m sure someone more experienced with Roland’s will chime in. With solvent printers not sure how a double coat would react.

 

[bigkahuna_305]

Hmm, not sure if you could do it on that printer - CMYK only correct ?? From what I seen looks like only there UV model has the varnish option. I’m sure someone more experienced with Roland’s will chime in. With solvent printers not sure how a double coat would react.

Hope there's a way that would be awesome to do lol and yes cmyk

 

[Pauly]

This is usually done on your printer with a "Varnish / Clear" ink.

 

[Kemik]

You can look up youtube videos for Roland or Mimaki UV raised prints.
With Roland ECO Sol and Old School VersaWorks you could layer the ink 3 times with the overprint setting, and it layers all ink, not just 1 color, and 3 layers of ECO SOL only raises the ink about as much as 1 layer of UV ink.

 

[Kemik]

The overprint setting works well with perforated view thru window vinyl.. or printing on Clear without White backup. The prints look much brighter with 2 or 3 overprints.

 

[Superior_Adam]

a CMYK only printer cant do a raised spot image. You have to have a clear/varnish for that and that is only on UV printers.

 

[cdugosh]

We use the Roland VersaUV 540 & 630 and they have GLOSS varnish channel that allows for embossing, matte and gloss finish

Also works on our lef-300 flatbed

We use for stickers and to create some unique art prints.


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[bigkahuna_305]

thanks everyone for the input was interested in it thought it was cool