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02/04/2024

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25/03/2024

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08/03/2024

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06/03/2024

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01/02/2024

What is gravure printing and what is the process?

Gravure printing is a high-quality printing method that utilizes a printing cylinder with sunken engraving to transfer ink to the printing substrate. This printing technique is commonly used for printing magazines, catalogs, packaging materials, and decorative prints.

The process of gravure printing begins with the creation of the printing cylinder that contains recessed engraving. The cylinder is coated with ink, and the excess ink is wiped off with a blade known as a doctor blade. The remaining ink sits in the sunken grooves of the cylinder. The printing substrate, such as paper or plastic film, is passed under the cylinder while pressure is applied, causing the ink to transfer from the cylinder to the substrate.

Gravure printing provides great color consistency, sharp and detailed images, and high-quality printing on a variety of materials. It is a complex process that involves skilled professionals, precision machinery, and a commitment to high-quality production. Gravure printing is also known for its high-volume printing capabilities, making it a popular choice for large-scale printing projects.

19/01/2024

What is the difference between Orange peel and matte In mould label?

1.Orange peel in-mould labels have a slightly textured finish, similar to the surface of an orange peel. This texture can add grip to the product and make it easier to handle. Orange peel labels also have a higher gloss finish, which can enhance the colors and make them stand out more. This type of label is often used for products that need to be durable and have a good grip, such as food containers, automotive parts, and medical products.
2.Matte in-mould labels, on the other hand, have a smooth, non-glossy finish. This gives the product a more sophisticated look and feel. Matte labels are often used for products that are designed to be sleek and elegant, such as high-end cosmetic containers, electronic devices, and luxury items. The lack of gloss can also reduce glare, which can make the product easier to read or view.

19/01/2024

The difference between metallic silver and bright silver for Heat transfer film and IML for plastic products

1.Metallic silver is a popular option for those looking for a high-quality, premium look. It has a rich and classic appearance that can add a touch of luxury to any product. The metallic finish gives off a shimmering effect, almost like tiny metallic particles have been mixed into the silver color. This can make labels look very beautiful and visually appealing. The metallic finish also has a reflective quality to it, which can help catch the light and make the label stand out.
2.bright silver is a bright, shiny, and reflective finish. It is a more traditional silver look that is also very popular in the labeling industry. This type of finish is often used for products that require a clean, sleek, and modern look. The bright silver finish is also very versatile and can be paired well with a range of other colors or design elements.
Ultimately, the choice between metallic silver and bright silver comes down to personal preference and the intended use of your label. Metallic silver is a more premium look, while bright silver is brighter and more traditional. Regardless of which option you go with, both metallic silver and bright silver can help create a standout product label that catches the eye and enhances your brand image.

11/01/2024

Why the heat transfer film is broken before printing?

The reasons for the broken of heat transfer film ink may include the following points:

1.Improper Ink Selection: Using an ink that is not suitable for a specific material or surface treatment, resulting in insufficient adhesion.
2.Improper surface preparation: There may be grease, dust or other contaminants on the surface of the target object, preventing the ink from adhering effectively.
3.The release adhesive may be too loose or too tight. If the release is too tight, the ink sticks to the film and does not fall off easily, then we should be increase the temperature during printing. If the release is too loose, it will easily fall off after a little stickiness.

Causes: extrusion during transportation, high temperature, etc.
To solve these problems： An additional drying procedure is added before delivery to deal with factors such as weather and climate change in different countries, place a desiccant in the cargo packaging bag to ensure the dry state of the products,
1: Lable storage time should not be too long recommended 3-4 months to use up
2: Store at normal temperature, dry and ventilated storage.

11/01/2024

What’s the Heat transfer printing film structure?

Heat transfer film is generally composed of 3 to 5 layers. The three-layer heat transfer film consists of a base layer, a printing layer and an adhesive layer; the four-layer heat transfer film consists of a base layer, a release layer, a printing layer and an adhesive layer; the five-layer heat transfer film consists of a base layer, a release layer, a printing layer and an adhesive layer. It consists of release layer, printing layer, adhesive layer and hot melt adhesive powder layer. heat transfer processing

Four-layer heat transfer film structure.

1.Base layer: the carrier coated with release agent, ink and adhesive. The carrier is required to be temperature-resistant, pressure-resistant and have small tensile deformation.

2.Release layer: It is a layer of release agent coating that remains solid at room temperature and melts at a certain temperature. The bonding force with the base layer becomes smaller and can be quickly separated from the base layer without adhesion. leftovers. The release agent is the key to separating the printing layer from the base layer and transferring it to the surface of the substrate. It is required to have good wear resistance, protect the color ink, reduce the radiation intensity of ultraviolet rays, reduce the invasion of the ink by adverse factors in the air, extend the service life of the ink, and buffer the adhesion of the base film and the printing layer. .

3.Printing layer: This layer is the basis for the aesthetic texture of the transfer product. With the advancement of printing technology and the development of image processing technology, the printing layer has various colors and patterns. In particular, the graphics and text obtained by gravure printing can well reflect the delicate graphics and text, making the packaging and decoration effect more perfect.

4.Adhesive layer: Its basic function is to have a high bonding force with the surface of the substrate to ensure a strong bond between the printing layer and the surface of the substrate. This layer of adhesive must match the printing material. Different adhesives, due to different chemical compositions, have very different adhesion to the substrate. The selection should be made based on different substrates.

27/12/2023

Reasons for label discoloration？

1) The base color of the product is too dark, so you can use two layers of white when designing.
2) Thicken and deepen the white ink, or use high-concentration white.

19/12/2023

The reasons 0f gaps for IML label injection molding？
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1) The size of the cut size is inappropriate；
2) There is an error between the labeling position and the designed position；
3) Shrinkage ratio.

25/02/2021