Coatings & Lamination
Select a surface treatment around appearance, handling and the packaging construction.
Gloss, matt and tactile requirements
Describe the desired gloss, matt or tactile effect and the intended handling conditions.
Treatment on the assembled pack
Compare the treatment on the chosen print and material, including folds and assembly.
Whole-material claims
Review the complete material combination before making any disposal or performance claim.
Project details to send
Identify the actual product, intended use and any existing pack or specification.
List quantities by version and the delivery destination. Record which choices still need a recommendation.
Standard MOQ: 500 pieces per style, size and artwork design. Special specifications and combined orders are assessed individually. Material and performance requirements are confirmed for the specific application.
Related customization services
Spot UV Finishing
Apply a selected gloss area to an agreed part of the packaging design.
Packaging Printing
Plan artwork and printing around the selected packaging material and construction.
Approved reference and design changes
Identify the product, material and file version. Record the chosen option, compatibility limits and the proof or sample needed; an example on another pack does not establish suitability.
Keep the approved reference with the order. Changes to design, dimensions, material or effect may require revised files, samples or pricing. Compare sample types.
Scope, fees and scheduling
The selected treatment, surface area, base print and compatibility with folds or assembly affect the process.
Give quantities by product and artwork version, plus any deadline. The quotation confirms fees, tooling, samples, revisions and timing; free services and rush delivery are not standard commitments. Prepare the project details.
Choose the surface treatment around handling
Describe the visual feel and the use conditions, including rubbing, folds and areas that must accept glue. Film lamination and applied coatings are different constructions.
Approval record: Whole-material claims
Check a converted sample under the intended handling. Review appearance alongside closure, adhesion and material-separation implications for the complete package.
| Reference | Record for coatings & lamination |
|---|---|
| Input | The material, component and current file or product version. |
| Sample | Which effect or function the sample demonstrates. |
| Decision | The approved result, any limitations and changes still to resolve. |
Review your coatings & lamination requirements
Email your coatings & lamination requirements with the packaging type, material and current artwork or sample. State which result needs review before approval.
Coatings & Lamination FAQ
Describe the desired gloss, matt or tactile effect and the intended handling conditions.
Compare the treatment on the chosen print and material, including folds and assembly.
No. Review the complete material combination before making any disposal or performance claim.