Several cover techniques for brochure printing

Several cover techniques for brochure printing

The brochure is a reference for the company's strength, and it is also one of the important marketing tools for the enterprise. Enterprises have very high standards and strict requirements for the printing and production of brochures. The beauty of the brochure is the top priority, especially the design of the brochure cover. Biyin Bazaar introduces you to several kinds of cover techniques for brochures for your reference. The process of album printing is also divided into many types, including lamination, embossing, die-cutting, UV glazing, and hot stamping. Let's introduce them to you one by one. 1. Embossing is a kind of mold that uses a concave and convex mold with a certain pattern and a specific style, and then makes the printed matter produce a style under a certain force, so as to carry out style processing on the surface of the printed matter and produce an artistic process. After embossing, the surface of the printed matter will show different patterns and textures, which will produce a certain three-dimensional effect, and also enhance the artistic appeal of printing. 2. The lamination process is a process in which the printed matter is heated and pressurized and bonded together with the plastic film. The surface of the printed matter processed by this process will be smoother and smoother, so the gloss of the printed matter will be improved. 3. The die-cutting process is a kind of process that is specially made into a specific die-cutting knife according to the design requirements of the printed matter, and then the printed matter or other substrates are cut into the required shape under a certain force, and then formed in a process. 4. UV glazing refers to the special coating for UV is evenly applied to the surface of the printed matter or some parts of the required place, and then after being irradiated by ultraviolet rays, it can be dried and hardened very quickly and formed. 5. Hot stamping is a processing technology that uses a certain external force and temperature to stamp the pigment of metal foil on the surface of the printed matter template. Prints using this process will have a strong metallic texture. The above is a brief introduction to the cover process of brochure printing, do you have a better understanding of the cover process of brochure printing?