• Mar 16 ,2020

1) Vibration test After placing the carton packaged goods on a vibration table, it will be subject to horizontal and vertical vibration, or at the same time subject to two-way vibration.After a certain period of time, check the condition of the product or the time elapsed when the carton of the product is damaged. 2) Hexagon drum rotation test Put the carton box in a hexagonal drum with an impact plate, rotate it at the specified number of revolutions, and then check the damage of the goods and the carton. The above dynamic experiments are destructive, and the anti-damage ability of the carton and goods is in the packaging Use cushion pads, partitions, or other protective measures when you sell your products. In addition, some packaging cartons need to be sprayed, weathered, and other experiments, which can be agreed according to the contract between the two parties. 3) Bevel impact test Rotate the carton on the trolley, then slide it off the slope at a certain height, and finally hit the baffle. It is similar to the emergency braking situation during transportation. 4) Drop test The carton after packaging the goods is dropped from the prescribed height according to different attitudes. After a certain number of inspections, the number of times the carton is complete or the carton is damaged when it is damaged.

• Mar 9 ,2020

Laminated film refers to the use of transparent plastic film on the surface of the printed matter by hot pressing to protect and increase gloss. Laminating is a main process of post-press processing, which requires the surface to be clean, flat, not fuzzy, wrinkle-free, and non-foaming. After the paper bag is covered with a film, the paper bag can be protected from wear and tear, and the printed pattern can be more bright and not easily damaged, thereby extending the service life of the handbag. At the same time, plastic films can also protect against moisture, water, dirt, abrasion, folding, and chemical corrosion. The effects caused by different lamination processes are also different. If it is a sub-lamination, the color of the paper bag will be darker than the front of the lamination, which is more stable and elegant, and the bright film will look more bright and bright. The lamination process has been widely used in the printing industry. Common lamination packaging products include paper cartons, paper shoping bag, stickers, etc.

• Mar 2 ,2020

In daily life, we can often see consumers rushing to buy every make-up product launched by a brand they trust. In fact, cultivating a large number of loyal brand ambassadors is not an easy task, which requires a lot of effort, especially for a small cosmetics company. In such a lucrative industry, there are countless competitors who spend millions of dollars on marketing each year. Big company brands have long been engraved in people's minds. To succeed in this industry, cosmetics companies need to distinguish themselves from their competitors. Effective brand promotion through eye shadow packaging is a way to motivate people to buy products. 1.Simple and eye-catching packaging box design People first recall everything they see through colors, shapes, symbols, and text. Simple and eye-catching eyeshadow box design can take advantage of outstanding color combinations for good results. Although the minimalist design is simple, do not ignore the details of the packaging. 2.Use packaging technology to increase luxury effect Using the stereo UV hot stamping process can add a luxurious effect to your makeup paper packaging. Bronzing is visually appealing and can bring stunning visual effects to your products. The touch of your eyeshadow palette packaging can influence consumer decisions. Using embossing and embossing can add a new dimension to your brand logo and graphics. 3. Tell your brand story through the box Your brand story can make your brand unique. Using the box to tell your brand story will establish a good connection between the brand and the consumer.

• Feb 25 ,2020

1: letterpress box printing The printing method where the printed text is higher than the blank part, and ink is applied around the graphic, and the pressure is used to make the print imprinted on the surface of the printed matter is called letterpress printing. 2: Offset color box printing (offset printing) Now, it is customary to call offset printing as lithographic printing. The graphics and blanks of the printing plate are on the same plane. The principle of oil-water separation allows the graphics and text to be finally transferred to the surface of the printed matter. 3: Gravure box printing Gravure printing and letterpress printing are just the opposite. The graphic part is concave, while the blank part still maintains the original plane. The graphic part receives the ink layer, and the pressure of the printing cylinder is used to transfer the ink layer to the surface of the printed matter to reproduce the printed matter. 4: Filtered box printing Screen printing is typical of filter printing. The ink penetrates through the mesh (text) of the fabric, and is copied into the text on the surface of the substrate. In addition to the above four printing methods, according to the development of the times, we have developed two new printing methods: flexographic printing and special printing. 5: Flexographic box printing (letter printing) The flexographic plate was named aniline printing because of the use of volatile liquid color inks made of aniline dyes. The printing plate used a rubber plate. However, with the development of science and technology, plates and inks have changed greatly, and flexographic printing has become today's flexographic printing. 6: Special color box printing According to different printing materials and processes, special printing can be divided into: gold and silver printing; anodized aluminum stamping; embossing embossing; die-cutting indentation; metal printing; sticker printing; glazing and pasting; three-dimensional printing; hair Bubble printing; inkjet printing; holographic printing and so on.

• Jan 10 ,2020

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• Jan 6 ,2020

Varnishing refers to coating or printing a layer of colorless and transparent ink or raw material on the surface of printed matter (commonly known as "varnish"). After drying or even calendering, the surface gloss and smoothness of printed matter are greatly increased , Highlighting the grade of printed matter. Secondly, glazing can improve the abrasion resistance of the printed surface and protect the graphics of printed products. For printed finished products that have been processed, the common practice is to use silk screen UV glazing and coating glazing, while the more advanced glazing is to be completed at the same time as on-line operation and printing. Of course, these kinds of glazing effects are also different. The most important purpose of glazing is to add value to packaging and printed matter. Because the surface adds bright gloss and three-dimensional sense, the appearance texture is more refined, and it is easier to become a visual focus in a variety of product furnishings. On the surface of paper prints, there are many types of varnishes according to the way of light coating, such as: coating varnish, UV varnish, flexo varnish, etc., then we should choose varnish How to choose? The quality of printed varnishes depends largely on the varnish used. There are three types of varnishes: oily varnish, waterborne varnish, and UV varnish. Oily varnishes contain volatile solvents, which have a negative impact on health and are not conducive to environmental protection. In contrast, water-based varnishes and UV varnishes will take more share in the market. Whether it is UV varnish, water-based varnish, ordinary varnish, or special processing, each has its advantages and disadvantages. Certain market demand, but water-based glazing is undoubtedly the most advantageous, because it is healthy and environmentally friendly, low in price, and widely used.