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Product Packaging’s, we understand that first impressions is matter. That’s why we specialize in creating custom packaging’s printing boxes that not only protect your products but also elevate your brand. Whether you’re a small business or a large enterprise, we offer tailored solutions to meet your specific needs.

Why Choose Us?

Quality Materials: We use only the highest quality materials to ensure your packaging is durable and visually appealing.
Endless Customization: From size and shape to colors and finishes, our design options are limitless. Bring your vision to life with our expert guidance.
Eco-Friendly Options: Sustainability is important to us. Explore our range of eco-friendly materials to minimize your environmental impact
Fast Turnaround:
We pride ourselves on delivering your custom packaging quickly without compromising quality.

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offset printing:

This as the gold standard for large-scale, high-quality printing. It uses metal plates and a rubber roller to transfer the design and images onto the paper. The initial setup takes time, but once it’s running, it’s incredibly efficient and cost-effective for huge print runs like books, magazines, and newspapers and also packaging boxes. The quality is second to none, with crisp details and perfect color consistency from the first sheet to the last.

Digital printing:

The modern, fast-paced solution. Unlike offset, there are no plates. The printer uses a digital file directly, much like a high-tech office printer. This process is perfect for quick turnaround times, smaller quantities, and projects where every piece needs to be different, such as personalized postcards or custom-numbered tickets. While it might not match the absolute precision of offset for a million copies, its flexibility and speed make it an indispensable tool.

Screen printing:

This is the go-to for printing on non-paper surfaces. A stencil is used to block parts of a fine mesh screen, and a squeegee pushes ink through the open areas onto the material below. This process lays down a thick, durable layer of ink, making it the perfect choice for printing vibrant designs on T-shirts, tote bags, and even posters.
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Gravure Printing:

Rotogravure printing is based on cylinder and ink to transfer image on paper.This is the industrial powerhouse for incredibly long print runs. The image is actually etched into a metal cylinder. As the cylinder rotates, it picks up ink, and a blade wipes away the excess. The paper then passes over the cylinder, and the ink transfers out of the tiny etched cells. This process is used for things like high-volume magazines, catalogs, and even currency, where speed and perfect, consistent quality are essential.

Flexo Printing:

Short for flexographic, this process is all about speed and flexibility. It uses a flexible, rubber-like plate with a raised image. It’s the workhorse of the packaging industry, capable of printing on almost any non-porous material—think plastic bags, food wrappers, labels, and cardboard boxes.

Letterpress Printing:

A truly historic process that’s back in style. A raised plate is inked and then physically pressed into the paper, leaving a beautiful, tactile impression. This gives the final product a charming, handmade feel. Letterpress is the perfect choice for high-end wedding invitations, stationery, and business cards where the feel of the paper is just as important as the design.

• Matte: A matte lamination has a non-reflective, elegant finish. It feels smooth and sophisticated, and its primary benefit is reducing glare and concealing fingerprints. It’s often used on high-end materials where a muted, subtle look is desired.

• Gloss: This lamination provides a high-shine, reflective surface that makes colors more vibrant and images pop. While it offers a great deal of protection, it is more susceptible to showing fingerprints and scuffs.

• Anti-Scratch: A specialized type of lamination designed for ultimate durability. It’s often a matte or soft-touch film with a hardened surface that resists scratches, scuffs, and abrasions. This is a premium choice for high-end retail packaging, book covers, and business cards that will be handled frequently, ensuring they stay pristine.

• Soft-Touch Velvet: This is a luxury lamination that provides a unique, velvety texture to the touch. It has the same low-sheen look as matte but with a premium, tactile quality that makes the printed piece feel incredibly soft and luxurious.

• Card: A durable, thick paper, also known as cardstock. It’s the standard for anything that needs to be sturdy, from business cards and postcards to greeting cards and invitations.

• Corrugated: This is a strong, multi-layered material with a fluted, wavy inner layer. Its primary use is for shipping boxes and protective packaging due to its exceptional strength and ability to protect contents.

• Texture: This refers to paper that has a distinct, tactile pattern on its surface, such as linen, felt, or laid. Using a textured stock adds a unique feel to the finished product, making it perfect for specialty stationery, artistic prints, and high-end marketing materials.

• Eco-Friendly: A category of papers made from recycled content, sustainable sources, or with a lower environmental impact. This choice is about prioritizing sustainability and is often used by brands that want to communicate their environmental values.

• Kraft: A strong, natural paper with a distinct brown color and a rustic, classic feel. It’s a versatile stock commonly used for bags, tags, and packaging where a durable, natural look is desired.

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At Product Packagings, we believe that  exceptional products deserve stunning  packaging. Our expert team crafts designs  that not only protect your items but also tell your brand’s story.