Powerstation PD Power Bank
Product Type Technology
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Short on time? The 6,700mAh Powerstation PD portable battery lets you fast-charge your smartphone up to 2.5 times faster than a standard charger. And you can charge a second device using the 18W USB-A port.
What Does PD Mean?
PD stands for power delivery. PD technology basically enables your device to take on more power in a shorter amount of time, which translates to superfast charging. Many of the most popular mobile devices, including iPhones and Galaxy devices, are PD-enabled.
With PD technology, if you only have 10 minutes to charge, you can get up to 20% battery life. If you have 30 minutes, you can get up to 50%!*
Features:
Charge Your Phone Faster Than Ever - Charge your Phone up to 2.5 times faster with the Powerstation PD portable battery.* Up to 18W of power is delivered to your smartphone as fast as your device can take it.
Recharge the Powerstation PD in Record Time - The shared USB-C port can recharge the Powerstation PD portable battery rapidly, up to 15W, so it’s ready to go when you are.
Priority+ Charging - Connect the Powerstation battery to a wall adapter in the evening and pass-through charging will send power to a connected device first, then recharges the Powerstation battery so both are fully charged when you wake up.
Extend the Life of Your Phone - The 6,700mAh portable battery has enough power to extend the life of your smartphone up to a total of 23 hours.
USB-C and USB-A Ports - Charge two devices at once. The USB-C port will provide up to 18W of power to fast charge compatible devices, and the USB-A port provides up to 18W of power.
Power Indicator - The integrated four-light LED power indicator displays charging status and the current battery life, so you always know how much power you have left.
Please see below for the different methods of decoration/imprint.
Keep in mind - not all methods are available on all products, and certain materials can only have certain printing methods applied to them. Below you will find a general guide to each method, but ultimately reference the product in question for the methods available.
Depending on the type of decoration you choose, you will need to upload a full-color logo, a one color logo, or a black/white logo. The following sections break out decoration types by the coloration of your logo required.
All logos must be uploaded in one of the following vector formats - .AI, .PDF, or .EPS
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Black/White Logo -
The following decoration methods require a black/white logo to be uploaded. There may be additional costs incurred if your artwork does not meet this specification and alteration is needed in order to make a black/white logo.
DEBOSSING
A machine heat presses a die of your artwork into the material leaving an impression of your artwork on the surface.
LASER ENGRAVING
A method by which light is used to burn an image into the material leaving a clean and polished finish. As each product is made of different materials, the laser engraved imprint appearance may vary by item. Laser Oxidation is offered on items where the surface color and the substrate are the same.
ETCH / DEEP ETCH
The technique of creating art on the surface of glass by applying acidic, caustic, or abrasive substances. The removal of minute amounts of glass causes the characteristic rough surface and translucent quality of frosted glass.
WOOD INLAY
A process in which a design is etched out of a piece of wood, and pieces of wood in contrasting color are laid into the etched surface to create a design or logo.
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One Color Logo –
The following decoration methods require a one color logo to be uploaded. There may be additional costs incurred if your artwork does not meet this specification and alteration is needed in order to make a one color logo.
The color of the artwork uploaded will be closely PMS color matched. Additional costs may incur if a custom color is to be used. Your proof will verify color and accuracy before finalization of payment.
SILK SCREEN / SCREEN PRINT
Screen printing is the direct imprinting of a design onto the surface of a product. Ink is applied through a fine screen leaving a color imprint. One color of ink is included in the customization price. An additional set-up charge and run charge (per unit, based on quantity) will apply for each additional color, logo, or position.
PAD PRINT
An inked image is transferred from a photo-etched plate to a thick, soft silicone pad. The pad is then pressed against the product. The pad can wrap itself as much as 180° around a small object, and ink coverage is excellent.
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Full-Color Logo –
The following decoration methods allows a full-color logo to be uploaded.
DIGITAL FULL COLOR (4C)
This method of printing uses 4-color process inks, Cyan (C), Magenta (M), Yellow (Y), and Black (K), to achieve a multi-colored design. The transparent inks are applied in a dot format that uses half-tones and the blending of colors to achieve a look with many colors, shading and fine details.
CHROMA-TEC
Application of a full-color image onto a surface using a digital printer.
UV PRINTING
UV printing is a form of digital printing that uses ultra-violet lights to dry or cure ink as it is printed. As the printer distributes ink on the surface of a material specially designed UV lights follow close behind, curing - or drying - the ink instantly.
EMBROIDERY / 3D EMBROIDERY
The art of decorating fabric or other materials with needle and thread or yarn. Embroidery is available for caps, bags, blankets, towels and clothing items in general. 3D Embroidery is identical in nature, but the design is raised from the product – available on some hats.
WOVEN LABEL
Woven labels are produced on a loom. Your logo/wording is woven into the piece of material. A printed label is different because your logo/wording is printed on top of the material rather than being woven into the material.
LEATHER APPLIQUE
Leather Applique is similar to embroidery as it uses stitching to apply a piece of leather that has a pressure-sensitive or glue backing to a garment to create depth in a logo or design. Available on some hats.
