Flexographic printing
Direct printing on board for logos, text and clear graphic elements.
Printing allows packaging to provide information and communicate a brand in addition to protecting the product. A logo, product information, markings or graphic elements can be applied to corrugated board. The suitable method depends on board type, construction, number of colours, artwork detail, run and required image quality. Files, colours, position on the construction and technical limitations are agreed before production.

One project may need an economical logo print, another a more detailed colour presentation. The method follows technical review.
Direct printing on board for logos, text and clear graphic elements.
A printed sheet is laminated to corrugated board when a more detailed graphic image is required.
Logo position and size are coordinated with folds, joints and cutting lines.
Scale, fonts, colours, bleed and placement on the box dieline are checked.
Final selection depends on the artwork, board, run and production technology.
| Criterion | Flexographic | Laminated offset |
|---|---|---|
| Image | Clear logos and text | More detailed graphics and colour options |
| Substrate | Printed directly on board | Printed sheet joined to corrugated board |
| Preparation | Printing plates and colour separation | Offset artwork and lamination specification |
| Suitability | Evaluated by run and design | Evaluated by image quality and construction |
Printing is planned with the construction so important elements do not cross folds or joints.
Provide logo, text, colours and the desired result.
Graphics are positioned on the specific box construction.
Files, colours and technical printing conditions are agreed.
Printing follows the approved artwork and order specification.
A small JPG intended for screens is often unsuitable for clean printing. A vector logo and defined brand colours are preferable.
Provide the information available. If some details are not yet known, we will clarify them before preparing the quotation.
These answers help prepare a more accurate specification and production quotation.
Yes. Logo size, colours and position are aligned with the box construction and printing technology.
Vector PDF, AI or EPS files are usually preferred. Exact requirements depend on the printing method.
Colour options depend on the method, board and project and are confirmed during technical review.
Yes, but the method depends on surface quality, artwork detail and required image quality.
The print position and technical artwork for the specific construction must be approved before production.