Key Facts
- One-gram weight — light enough for fast picking without sacrificing control
- Plastic construction — provides a familiar flex and smooth release on strings
- Pad print up to 4 colors — holds fine lines and small text with crisp edges on curved surfaces
- Digital UV full-color print — renders gradients and photographic detail in one durable pass
- Material — Plastic
- Weight — 1 g
Description
This plastic guitar pick weighs just one gram, offering a familiar feel for guitarists, mandolin players, and banjo pickers. The light weight supports quick, articulate picking while the smooth plastic edge glides cleanly off the strings.
Two decoration methods let you match the artwork to the application. Pad printing lays down up to four opaque spot colors with a thin, conforming layer that keeps fine lines and small text sharp—even on curved or recessed surfaces. Digital UV printing cures a full-color CMYK image instantly for photographic, gradient, or many-color designs that need to stay scratch-resistant.
Decoration & Imprint
2 methods
Your artwork is printed on the face of the pick. Pad printing applies up to four spot colors with a thin, conforming ink layer that holds fine detail on the curved surface. Digital UV printing lays down a full-color CMYK image and cures it instantly for durable, scratch-resistant results. Choose pad print when artwork relies on crisp lines and small text; choose digital UV when the design includes photographs, gradients, or many colors.
Pad PrintFull-color imprint · 1 location included · no setup charge
Pad printing (tampography) transfers ink from a silicone pad onto the item, flexing into curves, angles, and recessed areas flat application can't follow. The result is a thin, nearly flush ink layer with well-defined edges — each color prints as an opaque spot-ink solid, holding evenly on contoured or darker surfaces; cured ink resists everyday wear.
Digital Print — UVFull-color imprint · 1 location included · one-time setup $60.00
Digital UV printing jets CMYK ink (plus white for dark or clear items) onto the item and cures it instantly under ultraviolet light, bonding a hard, scratch-resistant image to the surface. It reproduces photographs, gradients, and multi-color artwork with crisp detail. Color is a full-color process blend close to brand references rather than exact spot inks.
Production & Delivery
approx. 5 business days production
- Free digital proof — within 24 hours. After we receive your artwork, we will e-mail you the proof. Production time begins after your approval. We allow up to two proof edits at no additional charge.
- Production: approximately 5 business days after proof approval. Production time is for the default full-color imprint in one location. It may increase for multiple imprint locations and large product quantities. Add 24 hours for your free digital proof.
- FedEx Shipping: Transit time depends on the shipping option and destination. Enter your ZIP code below for estimated arrival dates and shipping prices.
Arrival dates are shown at checkout.
Questions & Answers
Ask about sizing, imprinting or turnaround
- What is the minimum order quantity?
- The minimum order is 500 pieces with Pad Print.
- How much does it cost per unit?
- Pricing falls with quantity: 500–999 pieces $1.23 each, 1,000–2,499 pieces $1.19 each, 2,500–4,999 pieces $1.15 each, 5,000–10,000 pieces $1.10 each. Prices are per unit, imprint included.
- Is there a setup charge?
- No setup charge.
- How long does production take?
- Production typically takes approximately 5 business days after proof approval; a free digital proof is e-mailed within 24 hours of receiving artwork.
- What decoration methods are available?
- Pad Print (Full-color imprint · 1 location included · no setup charge); Digital Print — UV (Full-color imprint · 1 location included · one-time setup $60.00).
- Can I get a sample first?
- Yes — request a free sample at https://www.promotionpros.com/samplerequest/251467.
From our decoration and product guides
- What is pad printing and what does it look like?
- Pad printing (tampography) transfers ink from a silicone pad onto the item, so the pad flexes into curves, angles and recessed areas that a flat application cannot follow. The result is a thin, nearly flush ink layer with well-defined edges. Each color prints as an opaque spot-ink solid that holds evenly on contoured or darker surfaces, and the cured ink resists everyday wear. More about Pad Printed →
- When should I choose pad printing over screen printing?
- When the artwork has fine lines, small text or tight detail that must stay sharp on a contoured or uneven surface, such as a pen barrel or a curved drinkware wall. The conforming pad holds crisp edges where flat methods cannot reach. Pad printing suits fine detail better than flooding large areas, so for broad solid fills, photographs or gradients look at screen printing or a full-color process instead. More about Pad Printed →
- What is digital full-color printing?
- Digital printing sends the artwork straight from file to the item with no plates or per-color screens, laying every color down in a single pass. It carries photographs, gradients, drop shadows and dense multi-color artwork at high resolution, reading as a flat image on the surface, and holds fine detail and small type cleanly. More about Full Color →
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SKU: LNE0001192IN STOCK
SKU: LNE0001192
Guitar Pick
Starting At$1.10each, imprint included
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