Process standardization in packaging printing

The Challenge

Consistent print result between different machines and substrates in Offset Packaging

Now a day’s most of the printers are facing color variations between different machines and substrates when reproduce a packaging product and it may end up with reprint or rejections, which makes a huge trouble to the printer in terms of wastage, time and money.

Improved proof quality for packaging designs with spot colors

In most prepress departments, print designs with spot colors are part of everyday life, but they are by no means routine. Proofing in the packaging industry in particular is a major challenge as soon as spot colors are an essential part of packaging design. The complex nature of flexographic printing and the influence of anilox rollers and printing plates on the print quality brings in a further challenge.

The Solution

Process standardization and file conversion with GMG Color Server

Our Engineers are expertise in press standardization to calibrate the print machines to different international standards such as ISO/FOGRA, G7 or SWOP, Japan Color, etc. to get a consistent and unique print results between different machines and substrates

GMG Color Server, a high end MX device link color conversion software helps to convert the files to a target print standard and to get a consistent print result between different machines and substrates.

Reliable prediction of spot colors with GMG OpenColor

GMG OpenColor offers the opportunity to successfully solve all challenges relating to spot colors in packaging printing. The integration into the existing proofing system consisting of GMG ColorProof and Epson printers is seamless. All process-relevant factors are already stored in the application, which helps the customers to solve all their existing challenges related to proofing and spot color simulations.

The Benefits

  • Improved color match between proof and final print
  • Consistent print result between different machines and substrates
  • Avoid reprint and job rejections due to color variations
  • Fast make ready and ink saving
  • Seamless integration into the existing infrastructure
  • Increased productivity through standardized processes
  • Easy expansion of the portfolio using control wedges from production prints