Flexographic printing

Flexography can print on various substrates such as plastic, paper, metallic films, and even cellophane. This versatility makes it perfect for flexible packaging, labels, corrugated boxes, and more.

Due to its high-speed capabilities and ability to use inexpensive inks, flexography is cost-effective, particularly for long print runs. Once the printing plates are prepared, the production process becomes very economical.

Many flexographic inks are water-based or UV-curable, making them environmentally friendly. This appeals to companies looking to reduce their environmental footprint while maintaining high-quality printing.

Advancements in flexo technology mean that it now delivers high-quality prints, even at fast speeds. Modern flexo presses provide sharp images, vibrant colors, and precise registration, making it suitable for high-demand packaging applications.

Flexographic printing can accommodate multi-color printing, including intricate and detailed designs. By using separate printing plates for each color, the process ensures consistency and accuracy across all units.

The costs for the printing plates are one-off and only apply to the first order. If follow-up orders remain unchanged, these plates can be reused for a maximum of 3 years or for 2 million prints - without incurring any further costs.