Printing Art

UV Printing Technology

UV printing is a more advanced technology than traditional printing. It is a printing technology that dries and solidifies ink through ultraviolet light. UV printing has the characteristics of bright colors, special printing materials, novel products, and broad market prospects. It is suitable for high-end boutique packaging, high-end commercial albums, special desk calendars, special label printing and other product fields.

Hot Stamping Process

We have a professional large-scale hot stamping machine that can emboss golden text and patterns on paper.

After hot stamping, the product packaging has clear and beautiful patterns, bright colors, wear resistance and weather resistance.

Hot stamping can play a finishing touch and highlight the design theme, especially suitable for logo trademarks on packaging boxes.

Flocking Technology

Flocking technology is a processing technology that evenly implants textile fluff or other fiber materials into the surface of the base material to form a decorative layer with a suede effect.

It is a mature surface processing technology with the advantages of good aesthetics, strong functionality, and a wide range of applications. It is widely used in various fields.

Embossing Technology

Embossing technology, also known as embossing, is a printing processing technology that enhances visual effects and tactile sensations by forming convex and concave patterns on the surface of printed materials. It forms patterns or text by applying pressure on the back of the paper to make the surface of the paper bulge or dent.

Embossing Technology

Embossed technology is a processing technology that forms concave and convex patterns on the surface of materials by applying pressure. It is widely used in printing, packaging, leather, textiles and other fields. It can add decorative effects to products and enhance product texture and grade. As well as surface wear resistance, it can extend product life.

3D Grating Technology

Naked eye 3D is to process ordinary flat images through computer stereo technology. With the help of special optical material media (grating film), a grating film with a tiny lens array is covered on the flat image, so that the left and right eyes can see different images, thus producing a stereoscopic visual effect.