Seven precautions for carton prepress plate making

In the packaging box industry, prepress plate making is a pivotal step that determines the quality and visual appeal of the final product. Recently, Zemeijia has conducted an in-depth analysis and identified seven crucial considerations for prepress plate making, with the goal of delivering higher quality and more precise packaging boxes to customers.

How can the accuracy of plate making design be ensured?

To start, the resolution of design files must meet the printing requirements, typically at 300dpi, ensuring the clarity of patterns. The color mode should be set to CMYK to prevent color deviations that could affect the final printing outcome. Additionally, converting text to curves is essential to avoid text deformation or loss during printing due to missing fonts.

How can the precision of the plate making process be enhanced?

During plate making, controlling the dot gain is critical to ensure that dots are clear and uniform, preventing image distortion caused by dot deformation. When imposing, the layout should be arranged thoughtfully, leaving adequate gripper and cutting margins to ensure accurate box dimensions during printing, which facilitates subsequent processing and forming.

By adhering to these seven considerations, Zemeijia is poised to elevate the quality of prepress plate making. This commitment will result in more exquisite and customer-specific packaging boxes, helping customers' products stand out in the market. The continuous optimization of plate making techniques will also drive technological advancement and innovation within the packaging box industry.