Utilize the injection molding process to introduce heated and mixed materials, like glass and plastic, into molds. The result is cooled and hardened parts with custom colors embedded within.

Customize colors, designs, textures, and more on glass or plastic through the application of spray coatings. Achieve desired effects such as frosted appearances, textured finishes, single-color customization for further design embellishments, or combinations of colors, gradients, and fades.

Heating metal material in a vacuum chamber until it begins to evaporate, the vaporized metal condenses onto the surface of the container, which rotates to ensure uniform coverage. A protective topcoat is applied to the container after the metallization process.

Heat transfer printing is an alternative method to screen printing for decorative purposes. Ink is transferred onto parts through pressure and heat applied by silicone rollers or molds. For labels with multiple colors or halftones, heat transfer labels can be used, which enhance color quality and product competitiveness.

With silk screening, each color is applied individually using dedicated screens. This meticulous approach ensures precise color reproduction and allows for multiple colors to be incorporated into your design. The number of screens used depends on the complexity of your desired graphics.

In the beauty, cosmetics, and personal care industry, packaging is associated with style. UV coating plays a significant role in making your packaging stand out on retail shelves. Whether it's a matte texture or a glossy finish, the coating adds an enchanting touch to your packaging.

Hot stamping is a technique that applies colored foils to surfaces using a combination of heat and pressure. It creates a dazzling and luxurious appearance on cosmetic tubes, bottles, jars, and other bottle caps. The colored foils are typically gold and silver, but we also offer brushed aluminum foils and opaque colors.

Our spray-on Flex Paint delivers a soft, smooth, and comfortable coating that enhances the tactile experience of your products. Highly popular in baby care and skincare products, it can be applied to various components, including bottle caps.

Also known as hydrographic printing, water transfer printing allows for the application of printed designs onto three-dimensional surfaces. This technique is suitable for metals, plastics, glass, hardwood, and various other materials.

Offset printing is a printing technique that uses printing plates to transfer ink onto a substrate. This technology is more precise compared to screen printing and is effective for multi-color (up to 8 colors) and halftone artwork. This process is primarily suitable for flexible tubes. You won't feel the texture of the printed graphics, but there will be a slight overlap of color lines on the tube.

Laser marking is a process that creates marks on parts and product surfaces by melting the material.

Embossing creates raised images, while debossing creates recessed images. These surface treatments provide unique logo designs that consumers can touch and feel, adding brand value to your packaging. Custom tools are used to achieve these effects.