Rotogravure printing is a high-quality, high-speed printing process where the image is engraved onto a cylinder. This allows for precise ink transfer, producing sharp, vibrant images with exceptional detail. Benefits of rotogravure printing for packaging include:

Superior Print Quality: Ideal for intricate designs, fine text, and high-resolution images.
Consistency: Maintains uniform print quality throughout long production runs.
Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of substrates, including flexible films, paper, and foil.
Efficiency: High-speed production reduces lead times and cost per unit for large volumes.

Rotogravure printing is ideal for products that require high-quality graphics and consistent results over large print runs. It’s commonly used for packaging in industries such as:

Food and Beverage: Snack foods, confectionery, coffee, pet food.
Pharmaceuticals: Blister packs, medical device packaging.
Personal Care: Cosmetics, toiletries, household products.
Industrial Goods: Chemical packaging, agricultural products.

If your product demands premium packaging with exceptional visual appeal, rotogravure printing is an excellent choice.

We can print on a wide variety of substrates, including:

Flexible Films: Polyester (PET), polypropylene (OPP), polyethylene (PE), nylon.
Paper and Paperboard: Various grades suitable for packaging and labeling.
Aluminum Foil and Laminates: For products requiring barrier properties.
Specialty Materials: Metallized films, biodegradable substrates, and more.

Our rotogravure printing capabilities allow us to tailor the substrate selection to your specific packaging needs.

Yes, we can produce prototypes or sample prints to help you evaluate the design and quality before proceeding with full-scale production. This step ensures that the final product meets your expectations and allows for any necessary adjustments.

We utilize advanced color management systems and state-of-the-art engraving technology to achieve precise color matching and consistency. Our process includes:

Color Proofing: Providing proofs for approval before production.
In-Line Spectrophotometry: Monitoring color accuracy throughout the print run.
In-Line Defect Detection: Monitoring design content accuracy and barcode readability.
Quality Control Procedures: Implementing rigorous checks at each stage to maintain uniformity.

Turnaround times can vary based on the complexity and volume of your project. Generally, the process includes cylinder engraving, proofing, and production. We work diligently to meet your deadlines and will provide an estimated timeline after discussing your specific requirements.