Flexography Printing

Flexo printing uses a flexible printing plate that is wrapped around a cylinder. The printing plate is made from a flexible material, such as rubber or
photopolymer, and is etched with the desired design or image. During the printing process, ink is applied to the plate, which then transfers the ink to the
material being printed. The material is fed through the printing press and the plate is rotated, allowing the ink to be transferred to the material in a precise and
consistent manner

Flexographic printing can be applied to a variety of substrates: porous and non-porous materials, plastics, paperboards, cardboard, vinyl, and other sustainable
alternatives. The process also can accommodate numerous inks and decorative effects that can be added inline. With precise die-cuts, it even enables intricate
designs for custom labels.

Even with the rise in digital printing technology, flexography remains a consistent, quality, and efficient printing option for large-run jobs.