Envelope print features

1. In product form

For paper-based single-page prints, content is a printed matter that is provided to the audience to integrate a set of document materials.

2. In materials

In general, envelopes generally use higher-grade and thicker papers such as coated paper and cardboard.

3. In terms of printing methods

Offset printing usually uses offset printing. All need to be filmed and proofed before printing.

4. In the printing and reprocessing process.

The envelope needs to be coated or oiled after printing to protect the ink and increase its strength. After the printing is completed, the finished product is die-cut and bonded. Some jacket outlets can also be used as business card outlets, and you can also choose to have one or two outlets on the right side.

5. Wrap printing is usually done with thicker paper such as 200g, 250g or 300g. Cover printing paper type can choose copper plate / dentifrice, cardboard or art paper.

6. The size of the envelope printing is usually 6 or 4 open envelopes. Generally, the size of the envelope is slightly larger than the size of the insert. If there is more content to be inserted, a certain thickness needs to be left.

In recent years, many customers are no longer enthusiastic about the bookbinding of the entire album, and the "envelope and loose-leaf pages" publicity sample has gradually become popular. Generally 200 grams or more coated paper or white cardboard printing process, the cover back cover film, the inside side or double sided with a paper pocket. The paper pocket can hold a single color page, document or report of any combination of customers, and it can also hold some albums that are not too thick. The outer side of the paper pocket generally has a gap for inserting a business card, and the business card can be conveniently inserted therein. There are also some paper pockets for envelopes that are specifically designed to insert CDs in order to achieve "three-dimensional" publicity.