Offset printing is the most common type of printing process for high-volume commercial jobs. This printing process begins with the printer burning the design onto metal plates, making one for each color. Then, the design is transferred from the plates onto rubber rolls. After the different colors of ink are spread onto the rubber, the paper is run between the rolls. The printing paper goes through all of the rolls while layering on color and produces the final image.

Digital printing skips the proofs, plates, and rubber rolls to apply a design directly to the printing surface. This printing process uses toner and combines a mixture of Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black dots in order to create the required colors. The printer in your home or office likely uses a similar technique.

At Top Print, our work process is not complete without a good service. We can either arrange to deliver it to your office (or doorstep) or you can alternatively choose to pick up your finished print product at our office.

There are several ways:
1/ via Telephone
2/ via Email
3/ vie Website
4/ via Facebook

We will then request you for these information:

- contact details
- payment process
- product specifications
- quantity
- delivery date

We will then process your order.

Yes, absolutely. We deliver a final print product, so we definitely provide design services.

Yes, we can digitalize your hard copy, so that you may archive a soft version.

We can also do an eBook for you, which is more suitable.