Flexography (often abbreviated as flexo) is a rotary printing process which utilizes a flexible print plate to transfer ink to paper board. Usually we do flexo print on kraft material like shipper carton or master carton.

Offset is a printing method in which inked images are transferred or offset to a rubber plate then onto printing surface like paper card which we do in display printing.

Offset printing is used when display order more than 100sets.

300ppi for optimal print quality with 150ppi the buttom line, otherwise words and images might appear jagged in prints.

Embed image links and outline words and fonts with rasterized elements at 300ppi (minimum of 150ppi). Files type in ai or eps.

CMYK is short for cyan, magenta, yellow and key (black). The CMYK ink subtracts the red, green and blue from white light and leaves the Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow.

No. Since sample is digital printed while mass production order is flexo printed for cartons and offset printed for displays.

One thing for sure is that It is our goal to provide samples that will best reflect your final produced pos displays.

• Color Mode: CMYK not RGB.
• Special Colors: Assign PMS colors when desired
• Bleed: .375” outside, .25” inside.
• Resolution: 300ppi recommended, 150ppi minimum.
• File Format: Adobe Illustrator .ai, .eps, or Illustrator compatible PDF.

There are multiple factors to consider when deciding on the best method of production:
• Project/Package type, for example flexo print for shipper and offset print for displays in mass production.
• Number of graphic versions.
• Quantity of prints (for each graphic and/or component version.
• Number of colors (C,M,Y,K, +PMS Color(s)), we can handle from 4 colors to 7 colors at a time.