Watch how we print on an item of your choice
(See for yourself!)
Choose a material, pick an item, and Tobias will show you the fast setup of an edding compact printer, and how it prints on the item of your choice.
Fill out this 2-step questionnaire to find the perfect video for you.
Which material do you print on the most?
- Paper and carton
- Plastic
- Composite materials - mylar (such as snack bags for crisps etc)
- Metal
- Glass
- Wood
- Concrete, stone, other building materials
- Food casing
- Rubber
- Cloth
- Other industrial materials (e.g. foam padding, insulation material)
- Something not mentioned above
Light coloured glossy paper package
Dark coloured glossy paper package
Non-glossy paper package (e.g. flour pack, cement bag, egg carton etc.)
Packaging carton
Tetrapak (milk, juice, soup)
Snack bag (gummy bears, dried fruit etc.)
Freezer bag
Transparent plastic (jellybeans box, water bottle etc.)
Non-transparent plastic (shampoo bottle, spray, cleaning liquid, bleach, plastic pipes, etc.)
Thin plastic foil (fruit & vegetable & meat shrink-wrap, etc.)
Heavy duty plastic bag (IKEA bag etc)
Composite materials - Mylar (coffee or crisp bags etc)
Food can (tuna can, beef can, coke can, etc.)
Clear glass
Coloured glass
Untreated wood
Varnished wood (tool handle)
Stone brick
Tile (front side)
Tile (back side)
Eggs
Rubber belt
Jute (burlap) bag
Water hose
Insulation material
Foam paddingWatch how fast you can get started with edding compact printers
Unpacking the printer and marking your chosen item in just a few minutes
