Hang Tag has a variety of printing process options, each process has its own unique characteristics and applicable scenarios. Here are some common Hang Tag printing process options:
First of all, hot stamping and silver hot stamping are heat transfer technologies that use specific temperature and pressure to transfer the aluminum layer in electrolytic aluminum to the surface of the paper to form a special metallic effect. This process not only greatly improves the quality of the product, but also enhances anti-counterfeiting capabilities. The printing colors of hot stamping are rich, including gold, silver, black, blue, red, etc., providing a broad space for Hang Tag design.
Secondly, UV printing is a printing process that uses ultraviolet irradiation to dry and solidify the ink. This process adds a layer of varnish to the surface of the Hang Tag, which not only effectively protects the surface of the Hang Tag, but also improves the brightness and wear resistance of the Hang Tag, making the Hang Tag more textured.
In addition, the concave and convex embossing process uses concave and convex molds to form various patterns, text or logos on the surface of the printed matter, which enhances the texture and three-dimensionality of the Hang Tag. This process can make the hang tag surface convex, making the entire hang tag more textured and layered.
The die-cutting process is to make the designed Hang Tag graphic into a die-cutting knife for cutting, so that the Hang Tag has more than just right angles and straight edges, and the shape is more diverse. This process can meet the personalized needs of different products, making Hang Tag more creative and attractive.
In addition to the above common printing processes, there are also some other options, such as glue dispensing process, flocking process, etc. The glue dispensing process is to liquefy high-purity epoxy resin at high temperature and adhere to the surface of the Hang Tag to form various patterns, which increases the three-dimensional sense and ornamental value of the Hang Tag. The flocking process uses the physical properties of electric charges to attach fluff to the surface of paper coated with adhesive, making the Hang Tag soft to the touch and with a certain decorative effect.
When choosing the Hang Tag printing process, you need to comprehensively consider factors such as product characteristics, market demand, and cost budget. Different printing processes have their own advantages and disadvantages. Choosing a suitable process can make Hang Tag better serve the product and enhance the overall image and value of the product.
