Crafts Making

DigInfo – movies.diginfo.tv Photo Craft Co., LTD displayed their Photo Engrave a printing process which unlike earlier printers that can only print on materials 1 mm thick can print on materials up to 2.5 cm thick. It also uses non-burnable artificial marble so it can be used in buildings. The pieces are first engraved and then put through the printer to add the necessary colors. As of now they have 25 patents pending around the world.

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