Printing Technology

Digital printing transfers a digital file directly onto a printing substrate. Unlike rotogravure printing, it does not require printing plates. For this reason, it offers several distinctive advantages.

• Short turnarounds, with finished products ready within 7 days
• Quicker turnaround times
• Low MOQ
• Ideal for sampling and market testing
• Flexible for design changes
• Can be combined with rotogravure printing to achieve specific finishing effects or specific-side printing

Flexographic Printing is also suitable for high volume printing job. Flexographic printing also requires image carrier, which we call plates and are attached to the printing roller when print. The plate material usually is photopolymer. Major difference with rotogravure printing is they suit different print abstract.

• More suitable for printing substrates which require low tension,such as PE, Paper etc
• Recommended for high volume printing job
• Cost effective
• Up to 10 color
• Surface printing
• Reverse printing
• Speed up to 400m/ minute

Rotogravure is a type of printing process which engraves the design image onto an image carrier,which we call cylinder. It is ideal for large production and high requirement on sharp bright and high resolution images.

• Cost effective
• Cylinder life time up to 24 months
• Up to 10 color
• Double side printing
• Surface printing
• Reverse printing
• Speed up to 350m/ minute
• Spot matte / Bright finishing