1. Why is the price different for the same packaging box?

The price of the packaging box consists of the following parts: design fee, plate-making fee, printing fee, printing fee, post-processing fee (filming, bronzing, embossing, etc.), proofing fee, paper used, die cutting, box paste, etc. And other composition. Seemingly the same packaging box, the reason why the price is different lies in the difference in materials, box type, and craftsmanship.

In short, packaging box printing still follows the principle of paying for what you pay for.

2. What preparations need to be made for packaging box production?

At least the following preparations must be made for the production of customer packaging boxes:

1. Provide vector graphics and correct text content.

2. Provide the original design document (no design time required).

3. Be clear about the size, material, quantity, paper, and subsequent processes.

3. What is four-color printing?

Four-color printing does not mean that only four colors are printed. Four-color printing refers to a color process that uses yellow, magenta, cyan, and black inks to print color originals according to a certain proportion.

Fourth, what is spot color printing

It refers to the printing process in which colors other than the four colors of yellow, magenta, cyan, and black ink are used to replicate the colors of the original. In packaging box printing, spot color printing process is often used to print large area background colors.

5. Why is the printed color different from the computer display color?

This is because the screen display is usually RGB mode, RGB represents red, green, and blue respectively. And printing usually uses CMYK mode, RGB mode is more colorful than CMYK mode, so the screen display color cannot be completely restored by printing, so it feels that printing is not as bright and saturated as computer display.

6. When will spot color printing be used? When to use four-color printing?

From the perspective of improving product quality, when printing large-area uniform color blocks, spot colors are usually considered. The spot color ink layer is thicker and it is easier to get uniform and thick effects.

General spot color printing is usually used for printing below three colors. If printing with more than four colors is required, CMYK four-color printing is appropriate. Because CMYK four-color printing is basically based on halftone overprinting, while using spot colors is basically solid printing. Although spot colors are usually only used in part of the image, they are customarily used to double the price of ordinary inks when evaluating prices. In addition, if there are already four printing colors on the same page, it is equivalent to one more color for printing. If the printing machine does not have redundant printing units (such as a printing machine with less than four colors or a four-color printing machine) ), it will take twice as much time to print, and the cost will be higher.

7. How to make our packaging box printing look higher-end?

You can start from three aspects:

1. The packaging box design style should be novel, and the layout should be fashionable;

2. Use special printing processes, such as: printing, laminating, varnishing, bronzing, hot silver, matte, three-dimensional UV, embossing and other post-processes;

3. Use good printing materials, such as art paper, gold and silver cards, PVC materials, wood and other special materials.