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  • 1000
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    € 0,92

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Deliverable from Thu 08-05-25
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Description
WoW! Seat cover made from recycled PET. The elastic band remains visible in this model. By using this cover, your bicycle saddle will remain dry and protected. GRS-certified. Total recycled material: 99%.
SKU A24-232230
Production time - on top (max 80 x 70 mm) silkscreen print: Production time 3 working days after final approval<br />- on top (max 80 x 80 mm) digital transfer: Production time 5 working days after final approval
Length 225 mm
Width 240 mm
Material recycled PET
Country of origin CN
Price

Digital transfer

Amount 1 color
1 € 2,5750
250 € 2,1850
500 € 2,0837
1000 € 1,9825
2500 € 1,9216

Silkscreen print

Amount 1 color
1 € 3,1470
250 € 1,7039
500 € 1,5506
1000 € 1,3975
2500 € 1,3107
Print options

Digital transfer

With digital transfers, it does not matter how much color your print contains. Digital transfers are even suitable for high-quality color photos. The print is digitally printed on a carrier. At the moment the most used digital transfer is the potter transfer. This involves printing glue and white ink on a surface, after which the contours of the logo are cut out and pressed onto the article. The digital transfer is ideal for small runs and high resolution prints.

Silkscreen print

Screen printing is a technique in which the image is placed on a fine mesh gauze and the non-printed areas are covered with an impermeable fabric. The ink is pressed through the gauze resulting in clear, sharp images.

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