Logistics

PT PLUS KG is responsible for the storage and worldwide shipment of electronic components samples of an international manufacturer for PcB designs. Upon receipt of the order via the e-shop developed by PT PLUS KG the samples are mostly shipped same day and already reach the customers next day. Our shop and shipping system is well recognized around the world as one of the industry’s fastest and most reliable systems.

Colour Space

All colours of the RGB colour system (luminous colours, additive colour system) together add up to white. A computer screen for example displays RGB colours. All colours of the CMYK colour system (surface colours, subtractive colour system) together add up to black. The colours printed on objects appear „colourful“ because the objects reflect the light. The RGB colour space is bigger than the CMYK colour space – therefore it can display more colours. Upon your request we can offer you to prepare your documents for perfect colour results in printing and on the internet, and we can even print very low volumes of your brochures, flyers etc. (print on demand). If you need your documents to be changed or updated before printing or internet release – we can do that for you as well!

Colour Management

You want your documents to show the same colours from display to hardcopy? We can help you in implementing and using colour management, and we can profile your digital equipment. Just give us a call!

The four-zone communication scheme for tradeshow booths

1. Orientation Zone: The outermost zone is designed to give the audience an overview of what is being offered at the booth and help the visitor to decide whether to enter the booth or not. In this area the company should present or perform something really attractive to seduce the visitor to ask for more detailed information. 2. Presentation Zone: The next-inner zone is designed to attractively present the offer in a way that gives the visitor the possibility of informing himself independently. Consultants are available for initial questions. 3. Meeting Zone: In the rear of the public area and/or in separate meeting rooms there are seating arrangements for in-depth conversations. 4. Function Zone: In the area most distant from the foot traffic there are separate function rooms, such as kitchen, cloakroom, storage facilities etc.