Business cards
According to the first mention in history, business cards appeared in ancient China, between the second and third centuries BC. Chinese officials were ordered by special order to have red paper cards with their names and positions written on them. These business cards can still serve as a model of restraint and aesthetics: no unnecessary and inappropriate details, except for the name, surname and position. & nbsp;
| Format | 50×90 mm, 85×55 mm, any other size |
| Chromaticity | color, printing pontoons |
| Materials | coated paper 250 – 300 – 350 g, designer cardboard |
| Additional processing | embossing, embossing, selective UV varnish, laser engraving, stamping, lamination, pontoon ink printing, plastic printing |
| About circulations | one set – 100 business cards of one layout; usually small runs are printed – 1 – 5 sets of one layout, digitally or silk-screen, efficient offset printing of many types of layouts at once (for example, 50 types of layouts of 2 – 5 sets) |
| Terms of production | 200 pieces can be printed in 1 hour, additional processing takes more time |
