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Specialty Coatings

Specialty coatings can be applied during printing to enhance both the visual appeal and functionality of packaging. Some of the most commonly used specialty coatings include Gloss, Matte, Soft-Touch, Pearlescent, Reticulating, and Spot UV. Whether using just one, or combining multiple specialty coatings, they can be used to add depth, texture, and protection to packaging, helping brands achieve a distinct, high-quality finish tailored to their unique needs and marketing position.

Foil

Foil adds a metallic effect that elevates your product’s perceived value and shelf appeal. There are two main techniques for incorporating foil into packaging: cold foil printing and hot foil stampings.

Cold foil printing is ideal for intricate details and vibrant metallic colors. It’s applied inline during the printing process and can be overprinted with inks to achieve a wide spectrum of metallic shades. This technique does not require additional post-press steps, which streamlines production and improves efficiency.

Hot foil stamping, on the other hand, offers unmatched richness and tactile dimension. Choose from a wide range of foils including golds, silvers, holographic foils, and extensive color options. Though more time-intensive, this method delivers crisp definition, texture, and lasting durability.

Variable Printing

With our Landa S11 digital offset press, we can print unique designs on every sheet, delivering full sheet-to-sheet variation at speeds comparable to traditional offset, without any loss in print quality. This opens the door to personalized packaging, version testing, serialized QR codes, and more.

Embossing & Debossing

Embossing and debossing add depth, texture, and tactile elements to designs, enhancing both visual and physical appeal. Embossing creates a raised effect, making specific design elements such as logos or patterns stand out. Debossing creates a recessed effect by pressing the design into the packaging’s surface, providing a subtle, sophisticated look that emphasizes detail and depth without necessarily catching light.