5th December 2007 - Our Imprintz website is at last receiving
the attention it deserves. Our first 12 months of internet trading
has gone very quickly, as we adjust to this new method of doing
business, so different to our last 60 years in business. We have
a wide personalised product range that we will be introducing
on our new look website. These are designed to make perfect gifts
for family and friends. Keep Watching!!

5th March 2007 - Aldax Imprintz specialises in printing
personalised and promotional products in low quantities from one
to five hundred and DO NOT CHARGE FOR ARTWORK, SET-UP OR SCREENS.
No GST is payable on these items only on the imprinting
Aldax Imprintz are custom printing specialists established to
provide a service to individuals and small and medium sized businesses
requiring professional full colour imprinting with no minimum
order, set-up or artwork costs.
A wide range of cutting edge equipment has been installed to
enable us to provide a high quality, full colour imprinting service.
We use several different imprinting methods, chief amongst these
is the process of dye sublimation. Unlike silk screen this process
does not use screens, rather the image is computer generated and
thus enables us to turn around most jobs the same day.
We work from colour photos which can be attached to an e-mail
and sent to us for imprinting and personalising a wide range of
products such as:-
· Ceramic Mugs * T-Shirts, Polo Shirts etc
· Ceramic Plates * Mouse Pads
· Coasters * Ceramic Wall Tiles
· Clocks * Plaques
· Badges * Jigsaw Puzzles
· Teddy Bears * Photo Gifts
Dye sublimation printed articles can be used in microwaves and
dish washers simply because the process embeds the colour in the
actual glaze of ceramic mugs or the cotton of a t-shirt. It does
not stay on the surface as does silk screen. This gives a very
smooth finish to the mugs, the image cannot be scratched or damaged
in any way.
SEND US YOUR PHOTOS.
WE GIVE YOU:
· FULL COLOUR REPRODUCTION
· PERSONALISED GIFTS MADE ONE AT A TIME
Dye sublimation allows us to print your photos or company logo
on almost anything
· Your original artwork or photo is not damaged in any
way.
· All the design work and set-up is FREE
24th January 2007 - The new look Aldax Imprintz website
may prove a little confusing "initially". Our 3 main
categories are listed at the top and take you to our main imported
supplies catalogues. There are no prices listed at this stage
of development and it will be necessary to e-mail any enquiry
to us for a quote. Simply quote the item number listed against
each item with a brief description of what it is and what you
want engraved or imprinted on it.
At the bottom of the page, by clicking on Imprintz you can access
our Imprintz ecommerce store and shopping cart for a complete
range of Australian products and prices that we are currently
developing ourselves. new items are being added daily.
21st January 2007 -We are finally getting ALDAX IMPRINTZ
up and running. The final pieces of equipment have arrived, our
laser engraver, pad printer, our second 3D scanner capable of
handling much larger sizes than previously and a couple of new
computers. All very exciting. My wife and lifelong partner Joan
did happen to mention in passing something about "boys toys"
but I am sure she was talking about someone else. Joseph needless
to say is having the time of his life getting it all up and running.
Craig (of Bullie
Graphics) our website designer has started loading up the
3 new catalogues whose products we will be representing. Styles
and TCD for awards and trophies and Logo Line for promotional
products. The personalised products we have on eBay will be brought
onto our web
site and expanded
To some, we appear to have a disconnected product range, but actually
this is not so. All our products stem from the same basic computer
program. The designs we develop in this program all work much
the same way, when we feed them out to each machine to produce
each individual product.
The magic computer production word is "vectors" We treat
everything as a vector which is an exact computer generated line
or shape rather than a series of dots used to produce the colour
pictures in your magazines and newspapers. This type of machine
does not understand dots, but they love vector instructions that
enables them, to cut, sandblast or laser to an exact reference
point.