UV Coatings

UV coating is one of the most effective finishing solutions. It enhances the vibrancy and richness of colours and makes great visual impression.

UV coating is a process whereby a polymer resin changes from a liquid to a solid with the help of an ultraviolet light source. UV coating can be a direct replacement for lamination and provides a protective covering that adds value to any product.

Types of UV Coatings
Overall UV — Gloss Finish
Spot UV — Flat Gloss, Raised Gloss, Glitter UV, Raised Glitter UV, Textured UV

Film Lamination

Lamination is a process that involves bonding a thin, transparent film — typically, polypropylene, polyester, or nylon — to the surface of the press sheet or other substrate.

Film lamination process offers a variety of options to choose from. Customers generally opt for lamination to protect the print products from wear and tear.

Types of Film Lamination
OPP (oriented polypropylene) Gloss/Matte
Scuff Resistant Matte OPP
Soft Touch (velvet) Matte OPP
OPP glueable gloss available
Mylar Gloss/Matte
Lay-Flat Gloss/Matte

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Mylar Heat Seal

Mylar heat seal is a two-sided application and can be applied either flush on the four edges of the sheet or with a film lip around edges to prevent liquids from entering into printed substrate.

This application is popular with postcards, menus, business cards, notifications, and flyers.

There are different film calipers available from 1.7 mil, 3 mil, 5 mil and 10 mil:

1.7 mil Gloss & Matte
3 mil Gloss & Matte
5 mil Gloss

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