1. Adhesive is printed onto the base material (paper or film).

2. Cold Foil is laid onto the base material, then peeled away. The patterns are transferred only where adhesive has been applied.

3. Offset printing is performed on the base material with foil.

4. UV lamp is used to harden and fix the adhesive and offset inks.

1. A metal die of the design to be foiled is mounted onto the stamping machine and is then heated.

2. The foil is positioned between the die and the material to be imprinted.

3. When pressure is applied from the die, the foil is fixed to its surface and you are done.

4. A combination of heat, dwell time, pressure and stripping time control the quality of the stamp.

1. The foil attaches to the toner-image of the laser-printed paper when passed-through a laminator or fuser.

2. Design

3. Print using laser printer.

4. Run through the fuser or laminator

• Paper
• Shrink Film
• Cardboards
• In-Mold Labels (IML)
• Labels
• Stickers

• Paper / Cardstock
• Cardboard
• Wood
• Plastics / PVCs
• Leather
• Leatherette
• Fabric
• Ribbons

Sheets with smooth & even surfaces:

• Paper
• Cardstock
• Acetate
• Parchment
• Sticker

• CF 4.6H1

  • Advance over-printable cold foils
  • Over-printable with both conventional and most UV inks
  • Fine definition with consistent release

• 717 Series

  For UV Varnished, PET / OPP Laminated, PP Synthetic, Printed / Plain / Embossed Papers, Stickers, Labels, Cartons

• RS01 Series

  For Coated Paper, Leatherette, PVC Book Cover, Rough Surface Paper, Flannelette

• 823 Series

• TF-01 Series

  Available in metallic, pigments and holographics