Methods: Direct Printing

Printing onto Combined Board - Commonly known as post print, this printing is performed after the board is combined and cut into sheets.
ADVANTAGE: It is typically the least expensive way to print, making it ideal for short runs or where cost is the primary consideration.

Printing onto the Linerboard - before being glued to fluted medium. This can result in a more refined image than printing directly onto the combined board. It offers the option to print on kraft, mottled or oyster while, bleached white or a coated surface.
ADVANTAGE: It is the middle ground between direct printing and sheet printing in terms of both price and quality.

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