Embossing
The process of blind embossing involves pressing a heated die into the surface of a sheet of paperboard. This creates raised areas on the surface which give the impression of three dimensions. It’s similar to how a rubber stamp works, except that the embossed area dies are made out of metal rather than ink.
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Unique 3D effects
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Print a raised image onto cardboard
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Increase brand awareness
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Ideal for exposure to logos, text, and design
We offer a range of materials and special finishes which you can use to create custom boxes that suit your brand. From the hardwearing corrugated cardboard, to the rustic kraft paper or cardstock as an alternative, we have options for each product you make. For an elegant touch, we have various special finishes including matte or glossy lamination, embossing or debossing for additional textures and foil stamping for luxurious look while spot UV coating will emphasize on some specific elements. With die-cutting facilities in place, one has even greater freedom of creating unique presentations through making custom shapes and windows. Our customized packaging options will take your brand to the next level and ensure it remains unforgettable.
The embossing process involves pressing a die into the material's surface. This creates a raised pattern on the surface, giving the impression of depth. It’s used for printing on cardboard boxes.
Embossing Process
