Printing technology

Printing technology

  • Digital printing

    The best printing method if the label changes design and adapts to market conditions. This is also an excellent solution for small runs.

  • Double-sided printing

    Printing not only on the front part of the label, but also on the adhesive layer. Allows you to see the image through transparent material, used as a decorative element.

  • Flexographic printing

    The most popular and well-proven printing method. The SPEKTR-LINE equipment fleet includes 8 flexo machines with the ability to print up to 12 colors.

  • Foil stamping

    Selective application of metal coating. Adds the natural shine of metal, silver, gold and many other metallized shades to the label.

  • Holograms

    Holograms are optical elements on foil that create three-dimensional images with the effect of depth and movement. They are often used as anti-counterfeit labels because they are difficult to counterfeit.

  • Holographic effect

    Holographic labels are made using a special material or foil that creates a “rainbow effect” that allows the design to “shimmer” and instantly make the product stand out from others on store shelves.

  • Lamination

    Applying a transparent glossy or matte wrap to the label. Improves appearance and resistance to mechanical impact.

  • Lens

    Using foil with a specialized pattern (Fresnel lens) to create a special “lens” effect, that creates a volumetric effect without making a relief on the surface of the label.

  • Printing with protective inks

    The use of special varnishes and paints (luminescent, iridescent, perlescent, thermochromic, etc.) that serve as decoration and protection against counterfeiting.

  • Relief stamping

    Creating a volumetric image on a label by extruding the material. The label becomes more attractive not only visually, but also with tactile contact.

  • Screen printing

    Printing with stencil relief varnish, giving the image volume and texture. Relief varnish allows you to obtain visual volume and tactile effect on the label.

  • Silk Foil

    Silk Foil technology is used to create volumetric metallized elements that decorate labels, most often for alcoholic and cosmetic products.

  • Through-cutting

    Cutting out certain elements on the label to create a “window” effect in those areas. Creates a special decorative effect.

  • Variable numbering

    Application of variable information that allows you to personalize products. Possibility of applying alphanumeric variable information, as well as printing barcodes, QR codes, Data Matrix codes.

  • Varnishing

    Selective application of glossy, matte or special coating. Used as a decorative element and protection against mechanical, chemical and other impacts.