Understanding Custom Cardboard Box Packaging Terminology.

Packaging for Litho Print Boxes

The basic principle of Litho Print Box packaging, also known as lithographic printing or offset Litho, is that oil and water do not mix. This style of printing can give your cardboard a high-end look. Custom boxes and cartons - this procedure is perfect for boxes that require fine-detailed artwork to help your products stand out on retail shelves.

Cartons or Boxes made of corrugated Litho Laminated

Corrugated Litho Laminated Corrugated Litho Laminated packaging. Litho Laminated boxes and cartons provide great print quality using CMYK spot colour full Litho print, giving your products both protection and visual impact. These methods print your custom artwork directly onto high-quality paper, resulting in a photographic-quality image that is subsequently laminated onto any cardboard packaging of any strength.

Flexo Print Packaging

Flexographic printed packaging, also known as Flexo printed cardboard, employs a considerably wider range of single-colour disposable inks that are a shade to your Pantone references. Each colour is displayed on corrugated sheets directly. Flexo printed boxes are more cost-effective and have fewer size limits than their Litho print counterparts since they can be produced at a faster rate.

Super Flexo printed packaging

The next generation of cheap excellent print employing the latest Digi-core Plate technology is Super Flexo, often known as HQPP (High-Quality Post Print). This method can produce high-quality prints at very low costs. Anyone working in the Point of Sale (POS) Display Packaging industry will benefit from Super Flexo printed packaging.

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