Flexographic Printing

FLEXOGRAPHIC PRINTING

High volume printing of corrugated packaging & paper bags where strength and toughness are a priority.

FLEXOGRAPHIC PRINTING

High volume printing of corrugated packaging & paper bags where strength and toughness are a priority.

High-volume printing for multipurpose packaging

In the past, corrugated boxes were mainly used for strength and protection. Good-looking printing was difficult, so businesses often had to choose between strong packaging or high-quality graphics.

Today, that problem is solved. Modern printing technology allows clear and attractive designs to be printed directly on corrugated boxes without reducing their strength.

How does this work? It comes down to the printing dots used in the design. By using smaller and more precise dots in flexo printing, we can produce sharper images and better print quality.

This means even strong corrugated packaging can now look professional and eye-catching. Brands no longer need to worry about their logo or design looking unclear, and customers can easily recognize the product on the shelf.

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Key features of flexographic printing

Optimized costs

Higher input costs are quickly offset by production efficiencies and favourable material prices. The full potential of flexo printing can be realised in high volume production.

Multi-purpose packaging

Corrugated packaging can be designed for multiple uses in the value chain. Talk to us about the possibilities of designing a solution that saves space on the pallet and serves its purpose during transport, storage or sale to the end customer.

Rapid development in print quality

Post-printing technologies such as HQPP allow us to achieve a comparable visual result to offset printing. The resulting packaging ensures customer satisfaction and allows you to further optimise your costs.

E-commerce packaging

A special unpacking experience and better customer information can be achieved by printing the reverse side. Combined with other conveniences such as easy closing/opening, the perfect e-commerce packaging can be created.

High-volume printing for multipurpose packaging

In the past, corrugated boxes were mainly used for strength and protection. Good-looking printing was difficult, so businesses often had to choose between strong packaging or high-quality graphics.

Today, that problem is solved. Modern printing technology allows clear and attractive designs to be printed directly on corrugated boxes without reducing their strength.

How does this work? It comes down to the printing dots used in the design. By using smaller and more precise dots in flexo printing, we can produce sharper images and better print quality.

SEND A REQUEST

Key features of flexographic printing

Optimized costs

Higher input costs are quickly offset by production efficiencies and favourable material prices. The full potential of flexo printing can be realised in high volume production.

Multi-purpose packaging

Corrugated packaging can be designed for multiple uses in the value chain. Talk to us about the possibilities of designing a solution that saves space on the pallet and serves its purpose during transport, storage or sale to the end customer.

Rapid development in print quality

Post-printing technologies such as HQPP allow us to achieve a comparable visual result to offset printing. The resulting packaging ensures customer satisfaction and allows you to further optimise your costs.

E-commerce packaging

A special unpacking experience and better customer information can be achieved by printing the reverse side. Combined with other conveniences such as easy closing/opening, the perfect e-commerce packaging can be created.

Which printing method is the best for your project?

The choice of printing method depends on the specific specification of your packaging project.

Do you know the primary purpose of your packaging? What quantities do you need to produce? What are the users' expectations? Do not hesitate to contact us for advice on the ideal solution for you.

Which printing method is the best for your project?

The choice of printing method depends on the specific specification of your packaging project.

Do you know the primary purpose of your packaging? What quantities do you need to produce? What are the users' expectations? Do not hesitate to contact us for advice on the ideal solution for you.

Corrugated board vs solid & litho-laminated board

Flexographic vs Offset Printing

Consider Flexographic printing if:

You prefer shorter setup times and lower initial costs, making it ideal for high-volume printing.
While it offers good quality, smaller range of colors and resolution might be acceptable for your needs.
You find it beneficial for multi-purpose packaging.
You're seeking cost-effective options for medium to high-volume printing jobs.

Consider Offset Printing if:

You're willing to invest in longer setup times and higher initial costs, particularly for medium to high-volume printing projects.
High-quality, precise color, and consistency are crucial for your prints.
You prioritize top hygiene standards and have diverse printing needs.
Your projects involve medium to high-volume printing, and efficiency is key.

Corrugated board vs solid & litho-laminated board

Flexographic vs
digital printing

Consider Flexographic printing if:

You're comfortable with low setup requirements, particularly for high-volume printing.
While it offers good quality, smaller range of colors and resolution might be acceptable for your needs.
Multi-purpose packaging is a key consideration for your printing needs.
You're seeking cost-effective options for medium to high-volume printing jobs.

Consider Digital printing if:

You prefer minimal setup requirements, especially for short print runs.
Precise color reproduction and consistency are crucial, particularly for detailed prints.
On-demand printing and customizable options, including variable data, are important for your projects.
You're looking for cost-effective solutions for small to medium print runs with quick turnaround times.

Explore other printing methods we use at RINE

Corrugated board vs solid & litho-laminated board

Flexographic vs Offset Printing

Consider Flexographic printing if:

You prefer shorter setup times and lower initial costs, making it ideal for high-volume printing.
While it offers good quality, smaller range of colors and resolution might be acceptable for your needs.
You find it beneficial for multi-purpose packaging.
You're seeking cost-effective options for medium to high-volume printing jobs.

Consider Offset Printing if:

You're willing to invest in longer setup times and higher initial costs, particularly for medium to high-volume printing projects.
High-quality, precise color, and consistency are crucial for your prints.
You prioritize top hygiene standards and have diverse printing needs.
Your projects involve medium to high-volume printing, and efficiency is key.

Corrugated board vs solid & litho-laminated board

Flexographic vs digital printing

Consider Flexographic printing if:

You're comfortable with low setup requirements, particularly for high-volume printing.
While it offers good quality, smaller range of colors and resolution might be acceptable for your needs.
Multi-purpose packaging is a key consideration for your printing needs.
You're seeking cost-effective options for medium to high-volume printing jobs.

Consider Digital printing if:

You prefer minimal setup requirements, especially for short print runs.
Precise color reproduction and consistency are crucial, particularly for detailed prints.
On-demand printing and customizable options, including variable data, are important for your projects.
You're looking for cost-effective solutions for small to medium print runs with quick turnaround times.