Packaging box customization: We often use some terms in the packaging box customization industry. Let's take a look together: When you look around a brand store, you may see various box styles. Some have built-in display functions, while others become trays (which usually place smaller boxes on shelves), and gable boxes come with handles. In other words, there are many styles of customized wine packaging boxes, and after talking to you, we will be able to recommend the perfect style that suits your needs
Offset printing
Packaging box customization: Offset printing is a process that involves creating the desired image on a printing plate, applying ink to it, and then entering it into a rubber blanket. From there, the image finds itself on the desired surface. Although dry printing is used to imprint the image onto the surface of the printing plate, the product part used to maintain printing cleanliness will attract aqueous solution, thereby preventing ink from entering areas that should not be entered.
prepress process
Although some companies outsource all aspects of typesetting (or essentially determining fonts suitable for your project), marking and sampling (making project samples), plate making, selecting appropriate paper, and entering the process before production begins, we always keep all of this in-house. By managing these important components of the box design process internally, we can shorten delivery times and help our customers save money on customized wine packaging. We also do not rely on third-party suppliers to complete this task.
Die cutting machine
This is a commonly used term in the design industry, although it is not often used outside of design. The customized wine packaging mold line is basically used to display templates or patterns with correct design. Molds allow designers to determine the appropriate size and shape for products.
UV coating
Packaging box customization: Obviously, one of the goals of creating customized wine packaging is to attract the attention of consumers with many choices. The glossy UV coating not only makes the packaging dazzling, but also serves as an anti friction material, helping to protect the surface of the packaging. The satin UV coating provides a contrasting smoothness for the packaging. When used together, these two finishes create packaging for consumers that far exceeds the other options typically available on shelves.