Do you know these latest printing processes and materials for Package Box?

Do you know these latest printing processes and materials for Package Box?

The printing process is only reflected on the surface of the packaging. This is because there are so many products on the market. The shelves of supermarkets and shopping malls have become a "battlefield" for fierce brand competition. Advanced printing technology can make the Package Box more lifelike. , more quickly attract the attention of consumers.

Nanoprinting

In the printing industry, the ability to express details is one of the important criteria for judging the quality of Package Box, which provides the possibility for the potential application of nanotechnology. In fact, from the drupa2012 exhibition, the so-called "nano-printing technology" displayed by Landa is actually the most eye-catching new digital printing technology at the exhibition. According to Landa, the nano-printer integrates the flexibility of digital printing and the high efficiency and economy of traditional offset printing.

Graphene conductive ink

In the smart packaging and printed electronics market, silver paste and copper paste conductive inks have dominated, but in 2011, graphene conductive inks began to make an impact and bring new hope to the market.

Graphene conductive inks have excellent electrical conductivity, but also have other advantages that silver paste conductive inks do not have, such as lower price and softer - the material can be wrinkled or bent without affecting performance. Because of its outstanding advantages, graphene conductive ink will become a new force in the conductive ink market.

waterless offset printing

Waterless offset printing is an offset printing process that does not use water or wetting systems. The printing and packaging industry has always been wary of waterless printing. But in the past two years, the waterless offset printing process has come a long way through a concerted effort between press manufacturers, paper and ink producers. Waterless offset printing uses silicone rubber-coated printing plates, special inks, and temperature-controlled printing presses. Waterless offset printing makes it easier and more efficient to print more substrates, including paper and a variety of non-absorbent substrates.

High-fidelity color control

Bright packaging colors are the most powerful promotional tool for retail products, even if consumers may not notice it, but it is. When consumers shop, they usually recognize the brand logo of the product first, and then carefully read the description label of the product. This fully reflects the importance of the color of the product brand identity.

Biodegradable ink

With the rising voice of green environmental protection, sustainable development has attracted much attention in the packaging industry, and its importance has become increasingly prominent. The printing and ink market, which is close to the packaging industry, also pays more attention to environmental protection and sustainable development. Therefore, a new generation of environmentally friendly inks and printing processes are emerging, the most representative of which is ClimaPrint, an organic biodegradable ink produced by Indian ink manufacturer EnNatura.

Thermal inkjet coding

Packers have traditionally had three printing processes to choose from when it comes to coding items on their own production lines in their factories: laser coding, continuous inkjet coding, and thermal transfer coding. Today, they have one more option, which is thermal inkjet coding. In fact, thermal inkjet technology has been successfully used in the office field for many years, but it has only recently entered the field of industrial applications. Furthermore, thermal inkjet technology continues to improve in terms of ink, drying speed and substrate adaptability, making it increasingly attractive to packagers.

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