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Digital printing on glass

Our beautiful and robust printed glass brings your projects to vibrant life

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TG DP

Our state-of-the-art digital glass printer uses ceramic inks for long-lasting clarity and detail.

Quality: our materials and methods are tried, tested and trusted.


Convenience: we print, cut and deliver from one state-of-the-art facility.


Peace of mind: you can count on us for a fast, reliable, thorough service.


Let your imagination run wild with digital printing on glass

Our state-of-the-art glass printing facility unleashes new branding opportunities.


Are you looking for a unique and beautiful branding opportunity? TG DP is a robust, versatile service that can be used to display digitally printed logos, photos and more.


The only limit is your imagination – whether you’re looking for an eye-catching shop-front, elegant office partition or quirky kitchen splashback.


Say goodbye to bland and hello to striking glass effects.

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Robust: TG DP uses heat-fired ceramic inks that are guaranteed for the life of the glass.

Made to measure: let us know your requirements and we’ll get to work at our in-house facility. It’s that simple.

Versatile: print any design onto glass at up to 720 DPI.

Our printed glass guarantee

Our heat-fired ceramic inks are guaranteed for the life of the glass.


We use state-of-the-art technology to print designs onto glass using ceramic inks. This is no ordinary ink – when it's fired into the glass, it will stay there without fading for the life of the glass.


Send us your design or choose from our catalogues. We'll furnish you with colours and designs no matter how big or small your project.

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Features and benefits

Technical specifications


  • Maximum size: 2800 x 4300 mm
  • Thickness range: 4 mm to 19 mm
  • Maximum weight: 150 kg

High quality


Our digital glass printer supports a resolution of up to 720 DPI. That's above the industry standard for quality photos.

Versatile


Designs can be digitally printed on one glass panel or onto a multi-panel facade. Solid and translucent layers and visual effects are available.

Durable


Your design will last as long as the glass itself – guaranteed.






Your options for printing on glass

Choose your pattern from our catalogue or send us your own design. Whatever route you take, we'll cut, print and deliver some unforgettable – and durable – ceramic-printed glass.


Our catalogue of patterns is split into different styles: oriental, abstract, organic, geometric and fusion. Use it for a tried-and-tested template or as a springboard for your own designs.


Meanwhile, the Interiori collection offers three groups of patterns: "Smell the Forest", "Touch the Stone" and "Playing with Shapes". These provide everything from delicate wood effects to robust marble, from sparkly silica to geometric shapes.

Customise your printed glass

TG DP is compatible with several of our glass products, giving you extensive options for customisation.


  • Digitally printed toughened glass
  • Digitally printed laminated glass
  • Digitally printed acoustic glass
  • Digitally printed heat-strengthened glass
  • Digitally printed designs for structural fittings
  • Digitally printed smart glass
  • And more…
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Industry applications

Printed glass is versatile. Your designs can be as flamboyant or restrained as you want. Existing patterns are available – or you can go your own way and send us your personalised design.


This versatility is partly why digital printing on glass is used by such a diverse range of industries. Here are just a few of them.

Glaziers

Digitally printed window glass


Double glazing doesn't have to be plain. Glass printing can turn it into something eye-catching and in line with your brand.

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Partition installers

Partition installers


Turn your partitions into works of art with screen-printed glass.

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Balustrade installers

Digitally printed glass balustrades


Make a statement with a balustrade that's a real work of art.

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Architects and builders

Digitally printed glass balconies


A digital image on a glass balcony can make for a striking home or office exterior.

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Sales and support

Bring your ideas to life with a robust, vibrant print on glass. Get in touch with our experts today for a quick, no-obligation quote.


  • More than 30 years in the business
  • Glass distributed across mainland UK (depending on order)
  • ISO 9001:2015 accredited for quality management
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Frequently asked questions

  • What is digitally printed glass?

    Digitally printed glass is where a pattern, shape or other design is printed onto glass. The nature of the manufacturing process means that the ceramic inks are "fired in" to the glass, meaning that your design will last as long as the glass itself.

  • How big can digitally printed glass be?

    Each panel can have a maximum weight of 150 kilograms, a maximum size of 2,800 by 4,300 millimetres and can be between four and nine millimetres thick. However, multi-panel facades are an option – just let us know your ideas and requirements and we'll talk you through it.

  • Can you get digitally printed glass kitchen splashbacks?

    Absolutely. Glass kitchen splashbacks can be customised with digitally printed designs. Get in touch with your ideas and we'll make them happen.

  • Do glass print designs fade?

    No – we've come a long way since the days of stained glass. Your pattern or design won't fade, crack or scratch – and it will last as long as the glass it's fired into.

  • How does glass image printing work?

    Ceramic inks are applied to the glass and then fired at around 650°C. They come out pretty much indestructible and highly resistant to surface damage.