UV Coating
UV coating, short for ultraviolet coating, is a type of finish that is applied to printed surfaces to enhance their appearance and durability. This coating is applied as a liquid and then cured instantly with ultraviolet light. The UV light triggers a chemical reaction that transforms the liquid coating into a solid, protective layer.
We commonly used in the printing industry to enhance quality & durability of printed products, providing professional & polished appearance.
- Enhanced Appearance to adds glossy & vibrant finish
- UV coating provides a Durabile protective layer
- It can instantly quick Drying
- It is environmentally friendly than other coating methods
Spot UV
Spot UV (Ultraviolet) refers to a printing technique where a clear and glossy coating is applied to specific areas of a printed material. This coating is applied to enhance the visual appeal of those areas, adding a shiny and tactile effect. The rest of the printed surface remains matte or uncoated.
Designers often use Spot UV to achieve a premium and high-quality finish, and it's a popular choice for marketing materials where creating a memorable impression is important.
Spot UV is often used for business cards, brochures, packaging, and other printed materials to add a touch of sophistication and highlight specific elements like logos, text, or images. It can create a visually striking and memorable effect, making certain parts of the design stand out.
UV Foiling
"UV foiling" doesn't refer to a specific and widely recognized printing or finishing technique. However, I can provide information on two separate processes, UV coating, and foiling, which are often used independently in the printing and finishing industry.
The foil is often metallic or colored and is applied using heat and pressure. The result is a shiny and metallic effect on the stamped areas. This is commonly used for adding a decorative and luxurious touch to items like business cards, invitations & packaging.