Material
Surface Finishing Techniques
By applying a variety of finishing techniques and material combinations on paper surfaces—such as hot stamping, embossing, 3D effects, scratch resistance, flocking, anti-counterfeiting features, and UV snowflake effects—packaging quality can be significantly enhanced, while highlighting the value of the product. These techniques not only make your brand stand out on the shelf and strengthen consumers’ perception of premium quality, but also add anti-counterfeiting and differentiation advantages, creating greater competitiveness in the market.
Debossing
Creates recessed impressions for a refined, tactile effect.
Textured Embossing
Creates subtle raised or recessed textures on paper surfaces, adding a refined tactile quality and enhancing the sense of craftsmanship.
Spot UV Coating
Highlights specific areas with glossy contrast for visual impact.
Varnishing
Provides overall protection and a smooth, polished surface.
Glitter Printing
Adds sparkling effects to make packaging eye-catching.
3D Foil Embossing
Combines embossing with foil stamping for a sculpted, luxurious finish.
Foil Stamping (Hot Foil)
Creates metallic accents that elevate brand prestige.
Embossing
Raises elements for a refined tactile feel and layered visual effect.
Reverse / Raised UV
Produces raised, glossy effects for distinctive highlights.
Flocking
Delivers a soft, velvet-like texture for a high-end feel.
Frosted / Matte Finish
Achieves an elegant, non-reflective surface with a smooth touch.
Lamination (Gloss / Matte / Soft-touch)
Protects the surface while enhancing appearance and durability.