Offset printing
We rely on offset printing
Offset printing is a technology in which the image is transferred from printing plates onto a rubber blanket cylinder and then onto the substrate. For years, it has been the gold standard in the printing industry, combining precision, consistency, and cost-effectiveness for medium and large print runs. We print on uncoated papers, metallized papers, and PET films.
Why choose offset printing
* Perfect colour and detail reproduction, guaranteed by ErgoTronic ColorControl and QualiTronic ColorControl systems.
* Cost-effectiveness for medium and large print runs – offset becomes more economical from just a few hundred sheets.
*The ability to print on a wide range of substrates – from thin papers and cardboard up to 1.2 mm thick, to PET films.
* A full range of finishing options: spot UV varnish, hybrid or dispersion varnish, and printing on metallized substrates.
* B1 format printing on Koenig & Bauer presses – full-format, hybrid machines delivering premium-class speed and quality.
Offset printing vs. digital printing
Offset printing is the right technology for brands that prioritise the highest quality and consistent colour reproduction. It is the ideal choice for medium and large print runs, especially in premium packaging production. It allows printing on a wide range of substrates – from thin papers and cardboard up to 1.2 mm thick, to PET films – and offers complete freedom in applying finishing effects.
Digital printing works best for short runs and also makes it possible to personalise each individual copy. However, it offers a more limited range of substrates and finishing effects, and becomes less cost-effective for larger print runs
Industries we serve
Cosmetics
We produce custom printed packaging for shampoos, creams, lotions, oils, and everything related to the beauty industry
Pharmaceutical
Packaging for medicines and supplements. We emboss Braille and develop carton designs suitable for automatic packaging lines..
Food
Doughnuts, chocolates, pasta, teas, spirits, etc. We use food-contact compliant materials, supported by our FSSC 22000 certification.