Flexible Packaging Lamination

What Meant for Lamination Printing?

Lamination means a finish that adds a sheen to the packaging. Our designers use the Custom Lamination process, where a thin layer of Coating is applied to paper and cardstock. However, we also introduce the laminate process in matte and gloss. Both finishes play a significant role in the printing of business cards, books, flyers, booklets, and leaflets.

Basic Features and Difference Between Matte and Gloss Finishes

We offer a soft touch, gloss, and Matte Lamination printing. All these have perks and drawbacks for users.

Matte: Matte Lamination works to add a smooth finish to the printing material. It is a popular choice for most brands to add a natural look to the boxes.

Gloss: Gloss lamination is considered the opposite of matte. It works to add a high-shine finish to the paper. We usually use this method for printing magazine covers and restaurant menus.

Soft Touch: Last but not least, we use soft-touch finishing to add velvety texture to printing materials. This tactile finish works for the business cards to inspire the visitors.

Impressive Benefits of Adding Lamination to the Printed Materials

The Flexible Laminated Packaging has an excellent protection element. On the business cards, it helps to stop the edges from getting shabby.   We use laminated paper packaging for the restaurant menus, which can be wiped out after each use. So, your customers will love clean menus for longevity. Laminated Printing Paper is helpful to affect the color appeal of the package. However, we laminate the box and other materials to impark an impression on consumers.

Need more info? please check Boxproof to learn the importance of professionally done Laminated Boxes. We are proud to offer a wide variety of lamination printing for different materials. So, we are ready to know your demands.