Methods: Sheet Printing

There are two ways to print on a separate sheet which is later glued to the box Ð Single Face Laminating and Labeling Combined Board.

Single Face Laminating - This method laminates a prepared sheet directly to the open flutes of a single face. White-coated or solid bleached top sheets (ranging from .008 to .012 in) printed on web or sheet-fed presses can be used to obtain litho-quality graphics on containers and displays.
ADVANTAGE:In addition to excellent graphics, this method offers large format capabilities and excellent cut-to-print registration.

Labeling Combined Board - This method prints onto a sheet of paper or label stock which is later glued to the combined board. It is also known as litholabeling. The downside is that it is limited by sheet size.
ADVANTAGE: Printing on a separate sheet offers a choice of materials and design options. This process also results in excellent graphics, high quality images with bright colors and sharp pictures.

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