Offset Print

Offset printing is the highest quality printing option available, offering exceptionally crisp details for any design. Known for its excellent finishing capabilities and vibrant color output, offset printing is ideal for creating retail and luxury packaging. This method ensures that your packaging stands out with sharp, clear images and rich, vibrant colors.

High quality print output
Available in a wide range of custom finishes
Cost-effective for large quantity runs

Best Used With

Folding Carton Boxes Corrugated Boxes Floor Displays Paper Bag Paper Mailers Rigid Boxes Rigid Tube Food Packaging

Overview

Offset printing is typically used for mass production projects, such as printing large quantities of newspapers, brochures, stationery, magazines, and boxes. In this process, colors are layered on large metal plates and then transferred, or "blanketed," onto the substrate. While this technique may take a bit more time, it offers exceptional printing quality and color output for a variety of materials. Offset printing can work with both the CMYK color system and custom ink systems like Pantone. This printing method is cost-effective for large volume runs, as the machine only needs to be set up once for the entire production.

Process

Printing Presses Plates

Offset printing Plates

Offset printing relies on thin, flat sheets of metal, typically made from aluminum, to transfer your design onto paper. These plates carry the inked image, which is then transferred to a rubber blanket and subsequently onto the paper, ensuring high-quality and precise reproduction of your design.

Color Inks

Water based Inks

Soy Vegetable Based Inks