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Five-color box printing is a printing process that uses five colors to create high-quality, full-color designs on cardboard or paperboard boxes. Here are the steps involved in five-color box printing:

1. Design the artwork: Create a design that represents your brand and product. Consider the box size, shape, and structure when designing the artwork.

2. Choose the five colors: Choose the five colors that will be used in the printing process. The colors are usually chosen from the CMYK color model, which includes cyan, magenta, yellow, and black, and a fifth color, such as orange or green.

3. Pre-press preparation: The design is then transferred to the printing press through pre-press preparation, which involves plate-making, proofing, and color matching.

4. Printing: The five-color printing process begins with the application of the first color, usually black, followed by the remaining colors, one at a time. The printing press uses rollers to transfer the ink onto the box surface.

5. Finishing: Once the printing is complete, the boxes are cut, folded, and glued to their final form. The finishing process may include additional features, such as foil stamping, embossing, or laminating.

6. Quality control: Before the boxes are shipped, they undergo a quality control check to ensure that the printing is accurate, vibrant, and free from defects.

By following these steps, you can create high-quality, full-color designs on cardboard or paperboard boxes using the five-color printing process. This process offers a wide range of color options, enabling you to create vibrant and eye-catching designs that stand out on store shelves.

Minimum order quantity: 500 Page

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Minimum order quantity: 1000 Page

The offset printing process transfers an inked image from a plate onto a rubber cylinder which is then transferred again to paper or other materials capable of receiving the inked image. It is consistently used to achieve high quality print and imaging for larger print jobs and does so in a cost-effective manner.