MicroKote

Micromotion, better known as MicroKote in Allkotes terms, is just about the best thing to happen in coating and laminating in years.

It is just a sensational finish which breaks new bounds by taking the print graphic into a 3rd dimension with outstanding effects.

Allkotes is proud to be licensed by Serigraph in the U.S for the adaptation of Micromotion for the Australian and New Zealand print market.

It has to be seen to be believed and it is most difficult to describe the varying and ultimate effects of micromotion on your printed sheet.

As our promotional material reads,
“A real blast! Blows your mind and your eyes with a unique, distinctive visual effect that is ideal for Point of Sale, Book and Magazine covers, DVD Packaging and the like.”

It is particularly relevant to Point of Sale as it turns any poster, stand ups, counter cards, light box graphics into something special with a swirl and burst of colour and visual effect for the best in eye catching appeal.

If you want to get involved in Micromotion, please speak to Allkotes at the concept stage as the production of the print and Micromotion go hand in hand.

There are unlimited illusions, designs and effects with Micromotion and it is best to rely on input of the Allkotes design team to work with the graphic designer and the marketing department.

Ordinarily, the design requires extensive sampling to achieve the desired result so time is required for maximum results.

For instance, in many cases, the final approval of the final design is produced when the printed sheet comes to Allkotes for the sampling stage when different patterns can be applied.

Sure Micromotion can be added to your print graphic after the design stage, but the best results come with the joint creativity of the graphic designer together with the Allkotes design team to achieve the maximum impact of the product.

PhotoKote

Photomotion, known in our product range as PhotoKote, is a derivative of the Micromotion Technology through the different use of graphics to produce a more in depth effect.

Best used on graphics where multiple colours are featured as the process creates an ‘on/off’ flash effect when viewed at different angles.