Gravure printing

Professional bag printing, offering classic printing solutions that are cost-effective and durable

What is gravure printing?

Gravure printing is a process in which the image areas on the printing cylinder are recessed while the non-image areas are raised; during printing, ink fills the recessed areas, and after a doctor blade removes excess ink from the surface, the ink remaining in the recesses is precisely transferred to the substrate under pressure.

Introduction to the Gravure Printing Process

Plate Making

-01-

BOPP Film Printing

-02-

Lamination

-03-

Slitting/Bag Making

-04-

Lamination results on different substrates

Gloss film: Shiny surface with high reflectivity → colors appear more vivid and saturated, and patterns stand out more sharply.

Matte film: Matte surface with low reflectivity → offers a sophisticated, understated feel with soft colors; ideal for high-end or minimalist styles.

Material

Non-woven

PP woven

Rpet

Gloss film

Matte film

Features and advantages of gravure printing

1. Rich colors and exquisite patterns.

2. Waterproof, moisture-resistant, and wear-resistant; enhances the stiffness and texture of the base material.

3. Suitable for high-volume production offering high speed and efficiency, as well as lower unit costs for large orders.

Notes：Plate making incurs a fee, and there are high MOQ requirements, making it better suited for large-scale orders.