Cold Foil Printing Technology - Make Labels Different

Dow Industry, Inc. of the United States uses a type of bulging water to create a raised effect on a tag, called a tactile tag. "We use vain water to imitate embossing," said company owner Andy Farquharson. At present, foil quality, holographic anti-counterfeiting, and the production of detailed pictures are common techniques used by label companies. “We must make a breakthrough in this industry,” said Tom Silvano, owner of the label imaging studio. “The packaging designers designed the packaging is challenging for us, so the technology for making labels is also becoming more and more complicated. Our company The progress is to be able to produce more refined labels on the 12-color printing press."

In addition, Elisha Tropper, owner of Prestige Label, said: “Transparent, label-free label design is still very popular.” Ampersand designed such a transparent label for Lavender HerbRub.

Tropper also said that cold foil printing technology has been studied for a long time, and the company is now considering replacing it with a higher cost hot foil.

Source: 21st Century Fine Chemicals Network