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HOT FOIL
STAMPING
AND EMBOSSING
Working with foil and embossing was one of the first processes our print production took pride in. The skill with which we perform this technique and the exceptional quality of the result have impressed even other print houses, leading us to receive orders not only from direct clients, but also to provide foil stamping services as subcontractors for large printing companies
This process is one of the key ways to personalize your project while adding value and a premium look. Want to appear high-end? This is exactly what you need!
Foil stamping is divided into two categories: foil stamping and embossing.
Foil stamping is divided into two categories: foil stamping and embossing.
TYPES OF PRESSURE:
Hot foil stamping is a post-processing technology that uses heat and pressure to apply metallic or pigmented foil to various materials (such as paper, cardboard, laminated cardboard, plastic or corrugated cardboard), creating a shiny and expressive effect.
Hot foil stamping includes:
Flat foil stamping – the application of a single layer of foil to the surface of the material.
Foil embossing – a combination of foil stamping with embossing, creating both shine and tactile relief.
Holographic foil stamping – the application of holograms or holographic foil, giving the material a unique visual effect.
Micro-relief or structured foil embossing – the creation of complex textures or micro-ornamentations, often used for security features.
Hot foil stamping includes:
Flat foil stamping – the application of a single layer of foil to the surface of the material.
Foil embossing – a combination of foil stamping with embossing, creating both shine and tactile relief.
Holographic foil stamping – the application of holograms or holographic foil, giving the material a unique visual effect.
Micro-relief or structured foil embossing – the creation of complex textures or micro-ornamentations, often used for security features.
Embossing, also known as congravure, is a post-processing technology that allows you to create tactile and visually expressive relief (3D) elements on the surface of paper or cardboard. This process is performed using special metal clichés that form the desired relief on the material under pressure and heat.
APPLICATION AREAS
These technologies are widely used in the production of various products, serving both decorative purposes and as
protection against counterfeiting. In the packaging industry they are used:
protection against counterfeiting. In the packaging industry they are used:
For food packaging.
For pharmaceutical product packaging.
For tobacco product packaging.
For luxury goods packaging.
For labeling beverages such as wine and spirits.
In addition, hot foil stamping and embossing are widely used:
In the production of banknotes.
In the production of greeting cards.
In the finishing of commercial print production.
