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We’ve been designing and manufacturing packaging for leading brands in the cosmetic, skincare, medical and cannabis industries since 1994. Here at TPC, we specialize in crafting custom packaging with the highest perceived value off the shelf. We’ve found our sustained success providing clients with the right highquality packaging solutions for their products,everytime.
IN-MOLD COLOR
Injection molding is a manufacturing process that creates parts by injecting heated and mixed materials, like glass and plastics, into a mold. As it cools down and hardens to the shape of the cavity, it’s the ideal moment to integrate your desired color directly into the material, rather than adding it afterwards.
HEAT TRANSFER
This technique involves digitally printed labels that are pressed on with heat.
SILKSCREEN PRINTING
A process by which ink is pressed through a photographically treated screen onto a surface. One color is applied at a time with a new screen for each color.
Benefits of Silkscreen Printing:
• Slightly raised ink can give texture
• Great for 2-3 colors
• Light-resistant
HOT/FOIL STAMP
Colored foil to applied to a surface through a combination of heat and pressure. Colored foils are often gold and silver, but other colors are also available to create a truly signature design.
Benefits of Hot Stamping:
• Shiny appearance is eye-catching
• Design is premium and luxurious
DIGITAL PRINTING (CMYK)
CMYK – which stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black) is a four-color processing and allows the creation of a broad spectrum of colors by blending these primary inks in varying degrees.
HOT/FOIL STAMP
Colored foil to applied to a surface through a combination of heat and pressure. Colored foils are often gold and silver, but other colors are also available to create a truly signature design.
Benefits of Hot Stamping:
• Shiny appearance is eye-catching
• Design is premium and luxurious
FINISHING TOUCHES
UV COATING
Finishes include frosty, matte, satin, semi-gloss, and glossy (in order from least to most shiny). A final coat is applied on printed materials cured by ultra-violet light.
• Can make plastic mimic the look of metal
• Protects surfaces from scratching
• Resistant to chemical abrasion
• Stimulates the touch sensory, leaving a lasting impression
REVERSE OXIDATION FINISH
In this process, ink is first buffed to achieve the desired color. The initial artwork is applied and then subjected to oxidation. This is followed by a second printing of the artwork, another round of oxidation, and finally, the surface is buffed again to reveal the remaining artwork.
