An economical blank which is viable only for large quantities. It is often used for printers ream boxes and ay be produced to collapse flat either ‘infold’ or ‘outfold’
Our 4 corner glued boxes and lids can be supplied plain or printed.
In the world of printing, there are a plethora of techniques and methods used to create stunning visuals on various surfaces. One such method that has stood the test of time and continues to be a popular choice for high-quality printing is litho printing. But what exactly is litho printing and why is it so widely used? Litho printing, short for lithography printing, is a traditional printing technique that involves the use of a flat metal plate to transfer ink onto a surface, typically paper. The process relies on the principle that oil and water do not mix, with the image areas on the plate being treated to attract ink, while the non-image areas repel it. This results in a crisp and clean print that is known for its vibrant colors and fine detail.
Litho printing is renowned for its exceptional print quality, making it a preferred choice for projects that demand precision and detail. The ability to achieve a wide range of colors and produce sharp images sets litho printing apart from other methods. While litho printing may not be as cost-effective for small print runs compared to digital printing, it shines when it comes to larger quantities. The more you print, the lower the cost per unit, making it an economical choice for bulk printing projects.
