Print,
engineered
to be felt.

Illustrative print showcase with a horse-art canvas, geometric tile, signage and paper specimens.

Printing follows
the physical job.

From a product label to a coordinated decal system, start with the surface and the way it will be used.

Explore labels →
Illustrative UV DTF transfer film and printed detail above a coated metal plate.01 / ADHESIVE · CUT · APPLYSurface
first.

Bring the object, its coating, geometry and intended application into the same conversation.

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Illustrative printed notebook, metal tag and acrylic corporate gift samples.02 / GEOMETRY · COATING · FITPrint on
purpose.

Packaging and printed matter planned around format, stock, artwork, finishing and the job’s purpose.

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Illustrative printed carton, brochure and stationery arranged on a pale surface.03 / STOCK · INK · FINISHMake the
detail matter.

Campaigns and spaces shaped by scale, location, mounting and the material they meet.

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Illustrative large printed wall graphic and freestanding display in an architectural interior.04 / SCALE · PLACE · INSTALLMade for
the space.
OFFSET LITHOGRAPHYDIRECT-TO-OBJECT UVUV DTFLARGE FORMAT

A STARTING POINT

Product labels, packaging or object print

Choose the product and where its identity needs to appear. HDC can review the material, artwork and application together.

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Illustrative visuals. Recommended formats and production routes require review against the actual job.

Print, organized
around the job.

Choose a starting point. We’ll capture the details that help production review the right route—without pretending an unapproved job already has a price.

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Every product starts with a specification. Prices are shared only against an approved configuration; surface compatibility and production routes may require a technical review. Images are illustrative studies, not customer-job evidence.

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One surface
does not mean
one process.

IMPORTANT / COMPATIBILITY IS SPECIFIC

Suitability depends on the actual surface and application.

FINISHING / LAYER LOGIC

A finish is a sequence,
not a last-minute add-on.

The effect should serve the object and the message. Plan each finish against the stock, folds, handling and the artwork layer that carries it.

HDC / MATERIAL STUDYFORM
FOLLOWS
FEELING
PRINT · PRESS · INSPECT
FINISH REGISTER
01—05

HOW WE WORK

Good print begins
with good questions.

The surface, the artwork, the production route and the finish work together to achieve the result you want.

  1. 01
    ≋

    Specify

    Tell us what the job needs to do, where it will live and what you already know.

  2. 02
    ▧

    Submit artwork

    Share dimensions, versions, dielines and artwork requirements for the intended route.

  3. 03
    ⌕

    Review

    We check the brief, material and technical details before confirming a specification.

  4. 04
    ✓

    Confirm

    Approve the agreed specification and commercial details before production begins.

  5. 05
    ⌘

    Produce

    Produce and inspect against the confirmed job—not assumptions from the first enquiry.

HDC

HADI DIGITAL CRAFT

Thoughtful print.
Clear production.

HDC helps businesses and makers turn print requirements into reviewed, production-ready jobs. We work across labels, objects, packaging, commercial print and large-format applications—matching the process to the material and the intended use.

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PRINT / APPLY / BELONGPRECISION, ARTISTRY,
ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES.
H
D
C

HAVE A JOB IN MIND?

Bring the object.
Bring the question.

HDC

PROJECT ENQUIRY / HDC

Build a job brief.

Add the details you know. This page prepares a brief in your browser. It does not send or save your details; copy or download the finished brief and contact HDC.

Do not include confidential artwork or sensitive information. This form does not submit your brief to HDC.

PRODUCT REGISTER

TYPICAL USES

CONFIGURATION CHECKLIST