When you hold a packaging bag, do you worry about color fading under the sun, scratches and wear during transportation, or a dull and lackluster printed effect? Data shows that over 67% of consumers will reduce their trust in product quality due to poor printing texture.
Traditional printing inks require 24-48 hours for natural curing, while UV printing achieves instant curing through ultraviolet rays (0.2-0.5 seconds). This technological difference brings a series of consecutive advantages:
Our laboratory data shows that the polymer layer formed after UV ink curing has a stronger resistance to ultraviolet rays. Under the same lighting conditions, the color retention time is three times longer than that of traditional ink.
Due to the absence of solvent evaporation, the dot expansion rate is controlled within 3% (while in traditional printing, it can reach up to 15%).It can achieve fine line printing with a minimum resolution of 0.1mm, making it particularly suitable for printing detailed contents such as QR codes and anti-counterfeiting patterns.The contrast has been enhanced by 40%, and special inks such as metallic and fluorescent colors perform particularly well.
Local UV coating can enhance the tactile distinction of the packaging by 300%.Special effects such as raised points and frosted surfaces enabled consumers to spend 2.1 seconds longer observing the product.Combined with processes such as foil stamping, the product's premium margin can be increased by 15-25%.