Custom Printing

When it comes to product packaging, the container is more than just a vessel—it’s a powerful branding tool. At KnG, we specialize in precision container decoration that helps products stand out on crowded shelves while ensuring durability and quality. Whether you’re producing cosmetics, cannabis products, beverages, or industrial solutions, custom printing directly onto your containers elevates your brand and improves the customer experience. Direct Printing vs. Adhesive Lab

In the fast-growing cannabis industry, packaging is more than a container—it’s a brand statement. As competition intensifies, direct print packaging by KNG Visual Solutions helps your cannabis products rise above the crowd with eye-catching, durable, and compliant designs. Direct printing applies vibrant graphics directly onto jars, tins, or bottles without the need for labels. The result is sleek, professional packaging that feels high-end and instantly recognizable. This me

At utility and construction sites, clear communication is more than a convenience—it’s a necessity. Proper signage ensures that workers, contractors, and visitors understand potential hazards, safety requirements, and site regulations. In fact, the role of signage extends beyond safety; it also plays a vital role in compliance with regulatory standards and creating a professional, organized job site. Safety is the top priority at any construction or utility site. Signs that h

Product packaging and branding go far beyond simple utility. The way your jars, tubes, and drinkware look can have a major impact on how customers perceive your brand. Pad printing has become one of the most versatile and effective methods for decorating these items, offering precision, durability, and customization options that help your products stand out. Printing on Jars Pad printing is a specialized process that uses a silicone pad to transfer ink from an etched plate on

When it comes to product packaging, plastic bottles  are more than just containers—they’re brand ambassadors. From food and beverages to personal care and household products, consumers first notice the label and design. But how do plastics like PETE (Polyethylene Terephthalate), PP (Polypropylene), and HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene)  stay crisp, clear, and brand ready  after printing? Why Printing on Plastic Matters Packaging is often the first impression a customer has of