20 refinements available

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  Coating For this decoration, colour is sprayed onto glass, ceramics or porcelain.

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  Decals Special décors have to be applied by means of glass-ceramic transfer images.

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  Direct Printing-Screen Print A screen printing machine prints up to eight colours onto the article directly.

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  Embossed Print Thanks to careful deep colour application, the décor is tangibly raised.

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  Engraving The décor is engraved with a diamond disc or laser onto the vessel.

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  Etched-White Decoration Visually similar with engraving but offers an enormous price advantage in comparison.

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  Flock Print A satin-soft surface, which can be realised in bright colours.

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  Glossy Print Décor elements are applied transparently to acid-matted glass.

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  In-Mould-Labelling (IML) The multi-coloured print is melted into the article. 3D or Flip Prints are possible.

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  Lighting LED lights cause the glass to light up.

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  Magic Colour The décor is first printed on by the screen-printing process and fired in.

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  Metallic Effect Metallic effects are an inexpensive alternative to precious metals.

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  Nucleation Point Due to the nucleation point, the drink bubbles more.

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  Paint Effect The pre-printed décors can be coloured in with wooden pencils.

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  Precious Metal Precious metals like gold, silver or platinum can be represented.

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  Rhinestones Swarovski rhinestones are attached to the surface.

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  Rims The most varied colours and precious metals can be applied.

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  Satin Finish The glass surface has a matt or frosted appearance.

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  Thermoreactive colours When an ice-cold liquid is poured into the glass, the décor changes its colour.

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  Window Effect When a clear liquid is poured into the glass, the image is magnified.