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Embossing is a traditional technique in print finishing that holds significant potential even in the era of laser engraving, intricate lamination, and other modern methods. This method allows you to craft your print products in a particularly impressive manner, adding a substantial tactile dimension to them. The following variations are suitable for embossing:
Here you can find a selection of embossed designs.
We are happy to advise you on the topic of embossing and support you in implementing your projects.
Depending on the design, embossing can be very delicate or rather coarse. Paper can be embossed on both sides. In positive embossing or high embossing, the design is raised, while in negative embossing or deep embossing, the design is recessed. A distinctive deformation is required for a visually pleasing result.
The embossing variations can be used individually or in combination with each other. For embossing, the paper can be shaped with edges, rounded corners, multi-levels, or gentle gradients, leaving a lasting impression on your customers. Whether in combination with printing inks or subtly alone on natural paper – embossing makes each product unique.
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Embossing involves mechanically shaping the paper between an embossing die and a counter die.
The process requires a great deal of expertise and precision in execution. Adjustment must be sensitive to both the material and the embossing die to ensure that the embossed motif is accurately represented. Simultaneously, care must be taken to prevent the paper from breaking, ensuring the integrity of the paper fibers.
Relief embossing involves embossing the material in a way that creates a three-dimensional motif.
Many papers can be embossed. The embossing process is always a synergy of material, motif, and desired embossing style. For example, a single-level high embossing generally imposes fewer requirements on the paper compared to a three-dimensional relief embossing.
Particularly expressive results can be achieved with the following materials:
The size of the embossing die, the chosen material, and the desired shape determine the cost.
We can achieve special haptic effects, for example, through a delicate lamination process.
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