Raised uv Business Cards
2" X 3.5" 16PT Printed Full Color on both sides
(Turnaround time 4 business days)
100 - $139.95
250 - $179.95
500 - $229.95
These prices are based on standard size business cards with no extra add-ons. To finalize the order we will add all the details requested and send you a final bill for you to approve before sending to production. US ground shipping is included.
Max Quantity for Raised UV is 500.
Rush production and faster shipping services are available on some product options, please contact our rush department to see if we can meet your dateline.
product description
Are you looking for a way to make your business card stand out from the competition? Look no further! Raised Spot UV Business cards.
The depth of Raised Spot UV is 50 microns, making them higher, allowing you to feel them. Highlight a business logo, design patterns, images, photos, and more, giving our business cards a unique, raised texture.
Similar to embossed business cards, your customers can actually feel the design with their fingers. It's time to take you and your brand to the next level with a one-of-a-kind business card.
Selecting these eye-catching cards will help you and your business get noticed!
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specifications & template
Paper:
16PT C2S (Coated 2 Sides) Card Stock.
Lamination:
Soft velvet lamination applied to both sides of the card after printing increasing the thickness of the card to 19PT.
Raised Spot UV Gloss:
Selective Raised Spot UV gloss is available on 1 or 2 sides.
*Printing:
Digitally printed. 4-color process printing (CMYK), single or double sided.
Turnaround:
2 - 4 Days
Available Turnaround:
Some product options may affect the turnaround times
common questions
Can I Have Raised Foil and Raised Spot UV on the Same Card?
Unfortunately, we are not able to both on the same piece.
Can I Have Borders in My Artwork?
Primoprint does accept borders on jobs. However, we do not recommend them on smaller pieces like business cards and hang tags. Because artwork can shift up to 0.0625” in any direction during printing, this can create uneven borders.