Self-adhesive wine label printing solution

The printing of the main body of the wine label: The main pattern of the wine label is often based on some fine, delicate, simple and elegant patterns. The materials used are mainly rough and uncoated paper. For pattern processing on such materials, web offset printing is the most important. The appropriate printing method, because it has a good dot reproduction characteristics and fine text, line reproduction capabilities. In Europe and Australia, more than 70% of self-adhesive label printing plants use web offset printing equipment, and about 30% of printing plants use letterpress printing equipment.

The printing of other parts of the wine label: Text description If it is a very small text, and contains some anti-fake miniature text and patterns, you can also use offset printing. If it is only a normal normal size text and bar code, and contains some color blocks, you can consider using flexographic printing. The brand name and production year of wine are often the most attractive to consumers. If screen printing is adopted, three-dimensional effects and vivid saturated colors can be obtained, which are more likely to attract consumers' attention.

Processing after processing of wine marks: Wine labels give people a feeling of nobleness and stability, so after the printing, some post-processing is required. For example, in the company's logo or some decorative lines, the effect of gold and silver is increased by cold transfer and hot stamping. In addition, the wine labels are subjected to post-processing such as embossing, die-cutting, stripping, slitting, and rewinding.

Printing process: The vast majority of wine labels are printed using a combination of printing methods. Take a standard Australian wine label printing factory as an example. The more common printing method is the first color group using flexographic printing or screen printing. , It is used to make the bottom of the transparent wine labeling process; the second, third, fourth, and five-color group is offset printing, used for printing fine mesh adjustment pattern; the sixth color group is screen printing, used to achieve special effects; The seventh color group is a flexographic printing for printing text and color blocks; the ninth color group uses a cold transfer or hot stamping process to achieve various metal effects; and the tenth color group is a flexographic printing color group, used to Light; subsequent color groups include embossing, die cutting, stripping, slitting, rewinding, and so on.

In addition, the use of some high-tech technologies has also made the wine label more innovative. For example, double-layered wine labels are a model of high-tech printing technology. The first layer of the wine label can be easily peeled off, making it easy for consumers to collect or hold it and find the same wine from a wide selection of wine shops. The second layer details the characteristics of the wine and the winemaker's evaluation of the wine.