Our Production

Lamination — when maximum protection is needed (business cards, menus, covers, frequently handled items, die-cutting, creasing) or a soft-touch effect.

UV varnish — when super gloss, spot highlighting of elements (logo, headline) is important, or when the budget is limited for large print runs.

The best premium option is matte lamination + spot UV varnish.

Embossing is a technique that creates a raised (convex) image using two dies: a stamp and a counter-die. For this, the material to be embossed is placed between these dies, and an impression is made under press pressure. Embossing can raise the image, making it tactile, which is often used to create impressive and stylish printed products.

Blind debossing is a technique in which a recessed image is produced on a product using a die heated to a certain temperature, due to the significant penetration of the die into the material and the smoothing of its texture. This debossing is performed without ink or foil, creating recessed image elements that lie virtually in one plane. This method differs from embossing by using only a single die, as well as the impossibility of using additional finishing materials when performing this stamping technique.

Yes, when creating a design, various surface finishing techniques can be used simultaneously to highlight the same elements on a product. For example, you can apply embossing (or blind debossing) to create raised images or text, and add UV varnish for extra impact and shine. Also, for example, foil stamping can be added to text raised by embossing to create an additional visual effect. Such combinations can be particularly successful for creating printed products with a high degree of detail and sophistication.

Score cutting (half-cutting) refers to applying a shallow scratch with the tip of a knife blade to set the direction of the fold during assembly. In fact, this is an operation of cutting up to half the thickness of the material. The cut is made to 1/2 or 2/3 of the cardboard thickness, so one layer of material remains intact. Score cutting is used in cases where it is necessary to neatly bend a very dense paper blank in different directions along a complex contour or fold thick cardboard.
Creasing is the creation of a straight groove on a sheet of material by pressing. It helps fold heavy paper grades and cardboard at various angles, while preventing the ink layer from cracking and avoiding excessive deformation.
Regarding their differences, although score cutting, like creasing, is performed along the fold line, the score cutting method still involves not just creating a groove, but cutting into the cardboard for subsequent folding.

The most common method of applying Braille to cardboard packaging is embossing. For this purpose, special embossing dies with raised dots are used, which create raised Braille images on the surface of the cardboard.

A soft souvenir magnet is created by mounting magnetic vinyl and laminated cardboard that is already printed with various images or text. This process allows combining the magnetic properties of vinyl with the strength and stability of cardboard, creating an attractive and functional souvenir for everyday use or as a gift.

Rigid (hardcover) packaging with perfectly straight, smooth edges at a 90-degree angle can be produced using a grooving machine through a technological process known as milling. First, parts are cut from high-quality material, such as cardboard. Then, using a router, clean and straight angles are made, forming the edges of the package at a 90-degree angle. After that, the parts are assembled and glued together, forming a rectangular package with perfectly straight, smooth edges. This process ensures high precision and quality of the final product.

A scratch-off coating is a special coating on printed materials used to hide information or add an element of intrigue, such as on lottery tickets or promotional coupons. This coating can be peeled or scratched off to reveal hidden elements such as text or images. There are several ways to apply a scratch-off coating, such as applying a pre-made coating or using a special foil coating. This coating technology helps increase the appeal and effectiveness of printed materials in marketing campaigns.

Slim cardboard is a thin yet durable material created by mounting layers of paper or cardboard together using special adhesives. It offers advantages when used in printing due to its thinness, strength, flexibility, and lightness. Slim cardboard provides an elegant look to printed materials such as packaging, brochures, flyers, business cards, boxes, game boards, or promotional materials compared to binder board, by preserving the white edges of the product. It should also be noted that with slim cardboard, you can achieve any desired thickness (density) of the product.