SSIC 18115 Silk screen printing (including metal printing)
Companies in This Category (8)
ARTESANIA LLP
Incorporated Jan 2023
SSIC: 18115
Primary SSIC
Live
KINGS CONCEPTZ PTE. LTD.
Incorporated Nov 2021
SSIC: 18115
Secondary SSIC
Live Company
SIXCRAFTS
Incorporated Dec 2020
SSIC: 18115
Secondary SSIC
Live
SCITUS.CO
Incorporated Aug 2019
SSIC: 18115
Secondary SSIC
Cancelled (Non-Renewal)
ARTZ EMBROIDERY & IMPRINT LLP
Incorporated Apr 2019
SSIC: 18115
Secondary SSIC
Live
DC9 GIFTS PTE. LTD.
Incorporated Mar 2013
SSIC: 18115
Primary SSIC
Live Company
INSTINCT SILKSCREEN PTE. LTD.
Incorporated Oct 2005
SSIC: 18115
Secondary SSIC
Struck Off
AMPHASIS DESIGN PTE. LTD.
Incorporated Jun 2003
SSIC: 18115
Secondary SSIC
Live Company
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Understanding SSIC 18115
The SSIC 18115 classification pertains to silk screen printing (including metal printing). This official code is mandatory when registering a business entity with ACRA (Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority) in Singapore.
Key Characteristics:
- Compliance with the Printing and Publishing Act (Chapter 225) is crucial, requiring printers to maintain records of all printing jobs and submit copies to the National Library Board.
- Businesses typically operate as Private Limited Companies (Pte Ltd) due to the high capital investment and potential liabilities involved in handling sensitive documents.
- Stringent security measures are required, often involving licensing and regular audits by relevant authorities to prevent counterfeiting and unauthorized access.
Common Business Operations
Printing of security documents such as currency, stamps, cheques, credit cards, identity cards, passports, certificates of title, and other important documents.
Specialized printing companies in Singapore providing secure printing services to government agencies, financial institutions, and other organizations requiring high-security documents.
Example: A company printing Singapore passports or Singapore currency notes would be classified under SSIC 18115.
Industry practices often involve collaboration with technology providers to incorporate advanced security features like holograms, microprinting, and security inks, aligning with Singapore's focus on innovation in the manufacturing sector (as highlighted in EDB reports).