First, let us know what is packaging printing. Packaging printing refers to printing decorative patterns, patterns or text on the packaging to make the product more attractive or descriptive. Generally speaking, customized box quotes need to be quoted according to the process requested by the customer, so what is the process of packaging and printing?

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　　 1 Bronzing: The scientific name is hot press transfer printing, referred to as thermal pad printing, commonly known as bronzing and silver bronzing. There is also a cold pad printing.

　　 2 UV: It is ultraviolet light, UV is abbreviated, "UV transparent oil" is the full name, that is, the ink can be dried and cured by ultraviolet radiation. UV is usually a silk screen process, and now there are also offset UV.

　　3 Bumping and embossing: The scientific name is embossing. The process of forming a pattern by the local change of the printed object by pressure is that the metal plate is eroded and becomes two plates of the plate and the bottom plate to be pressed. It is divided into cheap ordinary corrosion version and expensive laser engraved version.

　　4 Beer: Guangdong is pronounced as "tortoise", which means die-cutting.

　　 5 Jin Cong: Just pass a layer of glue on the paper, and then sprinkle gold powder on the glue.

　　 6 YO: It is a spring-like object, mostly plastic. It is generally used on the spine of calendars and notebooks and used for turning pages.

　　7 Glue: Press a layer of transparent plastic film on the printed paper. There are crystal film, light film and matte film. The name is different in many places and it is not environmentally friendly.

　　 8 Pinhole: Also called needle thread and dental floss, it is to press a semi-connected line to the paper, which usually appears at the opening of the package.

　　9 Punch: It is to make a hole for a piece of paper or N sheets of paper according to the size, and there is a special punching machine.

　　10 Flocking: It is to apply a layer of glue to the paper, and then paste a layer of fluff-like material to make the paper look and feel a little velvet.