Some gift boxes are average in shape and material, but they look very upscale. Why is this? The biggest reason is actually in terms of craftsmanship. Below, the editor of Yongshun Tongli gift box manufacturer will analyze and analyze the commonly used techniques on gift boxes, in order to make more high-end boxes for large families at less cost. The first commonly used techniques for making a gift box are stamping, embossing, and UV, which are also the most widely used in gift box production at present. The first two are relatively ordinary and everyone is familiar with them. Today, the editor of Yongshun Tongli Box Factory mainly talks about UV technology.In this caseUV actually uses a special type of ink to fix it onto paper through a special processing method. The most commonly used UV on packaging boxes is light UV, which is also a transparent and shiny ink that can make the UV part shiny and textured. Secondly, there is another type of matte UV, which is an ink that feels rough to the touch. Both of these are very common and relatively simple. But there is also a reverse UV, which is our common frosting effect. It is actually the result of the reaction between two media after mixing, but it is different from ordinary frosting UVs. Reverse UV refers to the production of two different types of UV gloss mixed together, mainly used for anti-counterfeiting purposes and can also achieve aesthetic effects. It is widely used in cosmetic gift boxes and food packaging gift boxes. It looks more aesthetically pleasing than matte UVs, while also having a rough effect.In this caseThe above is an analysis of the UV technology used by the Yongshun Tongli gift box manufacturer on gift boxes today, hoping to be helpful to everyone.
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