Some gift boxes are average in box shape and material, but they look very high-end. Why? In fact, the biggest reason is in the process. The following editor will give you an analysis of the commonly used processes on gift boxes for everyone to make more high-end boxes with less cost.

First of all, the commonly used processes are bronzing, bumping, and uv. These three processes are also the most widely used in the production of gift boxes. The first two are relatively common and everyone knows it. Today I will mainly talk about the uv process.

Uv is actually using a special ink, which is fixed to the paper through a special processing method. The most commonly used uv on the packaging box is light uv, which is also a transparent and bright ink, which can make the uv part bright and textured. Secondly, there is a kind of matte uv, which is a kind of rough ink.

These two are very common and common, and relatively simple. But there is also a kind of reverse uv, which is our common scrub effect. It is actually the result of the reaction of the two media after mixing, but it is different from the ordinary scrub uv.

Reverse uv is produced by mixing two kinds of uv varnish with different properties. It is mainly used for anti-counterfeiting and can also play an aesthetic effect. It is widely used in cosmetic gift boxes and food packaging gift boxes. It looks more beautiful than frosted uv, and at the same time has a rough effect.