Product labels

Flexography is a direct rotary printing system that uses flexible, high-relief plates to transfer the image directly from the plate to any type of substrate. This technique is perfect for printing graphics on all types of packaging due to the flexibility and adaptability of the printing plate on different substrates: plastics (polyethylene, polypropylene, polyester…), films, paper bags, and plastic.

This is a screen-printing method that uses a cylindrical system instead of a flat one. Specifically, it consists of a cylinder covered by a flexible screen mesh that contains the design to be printed. The cylindrical screen holds the ink inside, and as it rotates, it prints the design continuously on the material beneath it. This is a non-stop printing process, allowing for high productivity.

This technique enables the reproduction of images on different types of substrates. Unlike other printing methods, offset printing uses a plate that transfers the image to a rubber roller and then to the desired surface. This indirect process ensures excellent quality and precision in reproducing image details.

Ink-Jet technology prints directly onto surfaces, whether porous or not. Since there is no contact between the print head and the substrate, this technology allows printing without damaging the product or packaging contents. Additionally, being a fully digitalized process, it facilitates unlimited design creation, adapting aesthetics and colors to each client's needs while enabling quick error corrections. This, along with the exclusive use of ink and efficient printing, reduces costs and stock of consumables such as pre-printed labels, blank labels, and ribbons.

Hot Stamping: This process transfers a color—usually metallic, such as gold, silver, or bronze—onto a material through heat.
Cold Stamping: This printing technique uses pressure to transfer a metal or special pigment foil onto a label surface. Unlike hot stamping, which melts a film onto the label using heat, cold stamping does not require extreme temperatures and is gentler on the label material. This technique creates a metallic effect on labels, giving them an elegant and attractive appearance by applying a metallic foil onto the material.
La estampación en frío es una técnica de impresión que utiliza presión para transferir una lámina de metal o pigmento especial a una superficie de etiqueta. A diferencia de la estampación en caliente, que utiliza calor para derretir un film en la etiqueta, la estampación en frío no requiere calor extremo y es más suave con el material de la etiqueta. Esta técnica se utiliza para crear un efecto metalizado en las etiquetas, lo que les da un aspecto elegante y atractivo, aplicando una lámina metalizada sobre el material.

Laser die-cutting allows for any design imaginable, thanks to the precision of the laser beam when cutting the material.

The UV adhesive and silicone application process consists of converting any flexible material into a self-adhesive material by applying silicone to the backing and adhesive to the front. We can manufacture fully customized self-adhesive materials.