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Greek UV printing can be divided into uv ink printing and spot uv printing
UV ink printing is a specialized printing technique that utilizes UV ink. this method produces products with a vibrant, frosted appearance and is primarily employed for high-end packaging applications, such as cosmetic boxes and food boxs.
Spot UV printing is a specialized technology for the surface treatment of printed materials. This process employs high-brightness, transparent, and wear-resistant UV varnish to selectively enhance images and text on printed surfaces. It is primarily utilized in the post-press processing of book covers and packaging products, aiming to elevate the aesthetic appeal of printed materials as well as their overall decorative effect.
Prolead uses advanced professional UV processing technology
The UV process properties can improve the surface quality of printed products, making the printed surface bright and beautiful, with delicate texture, greatly improving the overall appearance of the printed product. If you are looking for deep UV printing, please contact our knowledgeable sales team who will be able to provide you with advice.
UV printing can add stunning effects to your notebook
UV printing is extensively utilized in notebook covers, calendar covers, and book covers. It significantly enhances the visual appeal and texture of printed materials. Below are some key features of UV printing effects:
Strong Three-Dimensional Effect:
UV printing imparts a pronounced three-dimensional quality to patterns, with clear textures that create the illusion of images floating above the base material, resulting in a relief-like engraving effect.
High Brightness:
The properties of UV ink yield surfaces that are bright and visually striking, enhancing the overall aesthetic quality of printed materials through their vibrant and rounded textures.
Vivid Colors:
UV printing preserves the vibrancy and brightness of colors effectively. Whether dealing with text or graphics, clarity is maintained without blurring, ensuring a high degree of fidelity between the printed output and the original image.
High Definition:
Images and texts produced via UV printing exhibit exceptional clarity with well-defined outlines and robust textures. Both textual elements and graphical designs achieve remarkable levels of definition and visual appeal.
Good Stability:
Once cured, UV printing inks demonstrate excellent stability; they resist scratching or wear easily. This durability allows printed materials to retain their outstanding visual effects over extended periods.
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Cover UV
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Packaging box UV
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Special paper UV
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Card UV
Hybrid Ink Technology
Due to the unsuitability of UV printing or UV glazing on highly absorbent printing materials, which results in poor adhesion of the ink surface, most applications necessitate online UV glazing. Utilizing only UV inks for all printing processes inevitably leads to increased costs. Conversely, when conventional inks are employed, lamination or full varnishing is required prior to glazing, thereby hindering the application of online varnishing in offset printing. The hybrid ink technology effectively addresses this bottleneck by integrating the benefits of both UV and traditional inks—specifically their light curing and oxidative polymerization properties—as well as drying capabilities. This innovation enhances the synergistic interaction between the ink surface and UV varnish, facilitating online glazing in offset printing.
Reverse Lighting
Reverse glazing (Pro-Cure) offers a distinct advantage over traditional partial glazing methods. In conventional practices—such as flexographic printing, screen printing, or gravure printing—local glazing requires a specific plate for achieving high-contrast effects in localized graphics and text. Consequently, maintaining precise registration during overprinting becomes critical to successful craftsmanship in glazing applications. The reverse glazing process transcends these limitations by resolving registration challenges.
Online UV Varnishing
While online varnishing has become an established technology within flexographic and gravure printing sectors, its introduction into offset printing—a field characterized by extensive applicability alongside high precision and speed—is driven by demands for differentiation and value-added services through innovative glazing technologies. There are four primary forms of online UV varnishing that have been implemented: ordinary ink combined with double glazing (water-based glaze + UV glaze); mixed ink paired with UV glaze; pure UV ink used with UV glaze; and finally, a combination of UV ink with OP oil followed by reverse ultraviolet gluing.
We can print and manufacture any product with the process you want. We are always happy to advise you on which process is best suited for your brand/product and desired finish, talk to our team now.