Flexo printing

Flexo printing is commonly used for high-volume prints or for items such as direct printing on cartons that are not possible in offset printing and silk screen printing. Of course, in the carton industry, laminating on carton has completely opened the way for offset printing to enter the carton industry.

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What is flexo printing?

Creating a pattern on a variety of paper, plastic and aluminum substrates by rubber stencils is called flexo printing. The closest example to this printing is our own rubber stamp.

Read more: SILK SCREEN PRINT

Flexo printing is a direct printing in the sense that the color is transferred to the rubber by a mesh-like rolling called anilox and is transferred directly from the rubber to the desired surface.

Flexo printing range is very wide includes materials such as paper, plastic and aluminum rolls. Limitation of this printing compared to offset printing include lower resolution quality and vector design and color separation separately.

Pre-printing and preparing the output for this printing involves much more complex steps and requires the expertise and silk of the designer. Today, with the help of the cardboard laminating industry on cartons, we can benefits from beautiful designs with special effects on cartons.

Read more: WHAT ARE AFTER-PRINTING SERVICES AND WHY DO WE USE THEM? 

According to the latest developments in the zinc industry and using the latest technology after HD and FULL HD zinc, now the NX zinc can be a serious competitors for offset printing.

Flexo zinc

Advantages of flexo printing

One of the advantage of this printing is that this typed of printing can be printed on all objects such a nylon and plastic by a layer of gelatin called zinc or plate, but we want to talk about printing it on cardboard. As mentioned above, this printing is so called because of its flexible gelation layer.

Read more: OFFSET PRINTING

Flexo printing has many advantages, some of which we will mention factors such as the cheapness of flexo printing compared to offset is one of the reasons that has attracted manufacturers. Flexo printing is usually cheaper and more affordable than offset printing due to its limited design and color.

Possibility of printing on cartons and some other cases, unlike offset printing, which is used only for cartons . this kind of printing can be used not only on cartons, but who for paper bags, etc. Finally, one of the advantages of this printing is that this type of system can print on cardboard in a shorter time.

As mentioned, this printing can not work like offset printing due to structural limitations, but you can get more colors by combining some colors, which you can see in the quality below.

Avin Pack Carton Industry

Avin Pack Company, with more than a decade of activity in the field of carton packaging and cardboard packs for various products for supply to the domestic market and export to foreign markets with modern printing and packaging machines, is ready to sign contracts with respected, manufacturers and traders.

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    https://chuthapdohatinh.org.vn/upload/tailieu/tang-kich-thuoc-duong-va-1633426819t.htm says:

    Do flexographic cartons good and useful?

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      admin says:

      we can say yes. because in offset printing the cartons should be laminated and for this reason is a little expensive but if you order an amount of numbers the total price can be affordable.

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    https://cuocsongquanhta.webflow.io/posts/thuoc-tang-can says:

    what is the difference between the laminated carton and flexography ones?

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      admin says:

      the laminated cartons are more beautiful and use more designs and colors in them, on the other hand, flexographic cartons have limitations to use a variety of colors and elements.

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