Box Hand-Finishing: Gluing, Inserting and QC in the Back-End
The final stage of a packaging factory’s production line is always the busiest: box gluing, insert placement, ribbon tying, quality
Printing Dots Explained: Screen Ruling, Gradients and Detail
“Screening” is the name of this process. Screening breaks down continuous tones into halftone dots. Line screen (measured in LPI,
Flocking for Packaging: How Velvet-Like Surfaces Are Made
How is flocking produced? First, an adhesive—either water-based or solvent-based—is applied to the substrate. Then, flock fibers are evenly attracted
Packaging Labels & Stickers: Materials, Adhesives and Finishes
Each material has unique characteristics. Coated paper stickers are cost-effective with excellent print quality, making them suitable for standard applications;
Box Die-Cutting: Laser Dies, Etched Dies and Common Issues
Die-cutting quality depends heavily on the equipment used. Flat-bed die-cutting offers high precision, making it ideal for small to medium
Paper Mounting Explained: How Box Surfaces Get Their Finish
Pressing is a critical step. After lamination, the box must undergo a pressing process—applying sufficient time and pressure to ensure
