A thin plastic film is applied to a die-cut window on a box, so the end-user gets a glimpse of your product without unpacking. Ideal for food and confectionary and gift packaging.

In the laminating process, two or more packaging webs are applied on printed boards or papers using a bonding agent. These additional layers strengthen and protect the packaging materials while giving it a glassy finish.

Metallic or holographic foil can be stamped on boards or papers using heat and pressure. This adds depth and fine glimmer to the packaging.

You can give your print piece a contemporary look by impressing or depressing an image or text onto the board.

There are rich varieties of UV inks which are used frequently in contemporary marketing materials. UV radiation is used for curing the inks and the finishing is impeccable and classy.

Fast drying water-based varnish gives high-quality gloss or matte finishing to the print.

To get a unique and delicate texture from the print you can use special inks. For example, metallic inks contain small metal flakes and that gives the design a metallic texture and a lustre of colours.

A high-quality screen-print using glitter varnishes can add elements to your designs that sparkle in the light.

With a pearlescent finish you can get a pearl-like shimmer effect on the print. This effect is vibrant and colourful.

Visual presentation dominates the art of packaging. With the reticulation effect, you can incorporate a tactile sensation into the packaging and let the design be felt.

A sandpaper-like rough texture can be given to the selected parts of the design by using a special varnish.

Soft touch coating is achieved by applying a special ink and curing it with UV radiation. The coated area becomes ‘softer’ to touch compared to the uncoated surface.

By UV curing a thick layer of ink on a graphic element of the design can make the embossed parts stand out.

There are a variety of textured metal foils that can be stamped on the print for a vibrant and luxurious look.

This elegant finishing is achieved by applying foils on graphic elements in one pass. It adds colours, raised dimensions and unique texture to the print.