HP Indigo 200K Digital Printing
The HP Indigo 200K digital press is a core competitive advantage for short-run, multi-design flexible packaging. It allows small batches and several designs to be produced without traditional gravure cylinders.
Purpose: New product launches, market testing, seasonal packaging, sample bags and small SKU batches.
- No gravure plates or cylinders for digital jobs
- Multiple designs or SKUs in one order
- Fast artwork revisions and shorter turnaround
- Suitable for hundreds to a few thousand pieces
Gravure Printing
Traditional rotary gravure printing for large-volume repeat orders, where unit cost and long-run color stability matter most.
Purpose: Established products and repeat bulk shipments that benefit from a lower per-unit price.
- Lower unit cost at high volume
- Stable, consistent color across long runs
- Vivid, durable printed layers
- Commonly suited to orders above roughly 10,000 pieces
Lamination
Two or more film layers are bonded together to build the barrier and mechanical structure required for the product.
Purpose: Combining barrier, print, seal and strength functions in a single flexible web.
- Custom barrier against moisture, oxygen and light
- Different film functions combined in one structure
- Structure matched to product shelf life and regulations
Curing
Laminated rolls are held under controlled conditions to stabilize the adhesive bond before pouch making.
Purpose: Ensuring the layers stay bonded through downstream processing and the product's shelf life.
- Stable adhesive bonding after lamination
- Reduces the risk of delamination
- Consistent performance in later production stages
Pouch Making
Film is formed, sealed and cut into finished bag styles, with features such as zippers, spouts, valves, windows and handles added as required.
Purpose: Producing ready-to-fill stand-up pouches, flat-bottom bags, spout pouches, side gusset bags and other formats.
- Multiple bag styles and formats
- Zipper, spout, valve, window and handle options
- Finished bags prepared for filling and packing
Quality Inspection
Print registration, sealing, dimensions and finish are checked across incoming material, in-process production and finished goods.
Purpose: Catching defects early and confirming the finished bags meet the agreed specification before packing.
- Print and seal quality checked before packing
- Defects identified at the earliest possible stage
- Documentation and test reports available on request
Warehouse & Storage
Raw film rolls, auxiliary materials and finished pouches are kept in a controlled warehouse, organized by material structure, batch and order before dispatch.
Purpose: Keeping materials and finished goods organized so orders can be packed and shipped on schedule.
- Raw film and material rolls stored by structure and batch
- Finished bags held before packing and shipment
- Batch tracking for repeat orders and follow-up