Rich colour saturation
Engraved cells hold ink, supporting vibrant colours and visually striking printed designs.
EIGHT-COLOUR ROTOGRAVURE PRINTING
Rotogravure HD D-Box Printing & Packaging
HD gravure printing combines high-definition reproduction with the precision of the gravure process. Our eight-colour HD D-Box printing and packaging service focuses on clarity, sharpness and detail, giving packaging designs a vivid printed presentation.
The brochure features colourful printed product packs alongside matching printed rolls. These examples demonstrate the role of strong colour reproduction, fine detail and clearly presented brand graphics in the overall appearance of the packaging.
15–20 million / monthApproximate monthly production capacity
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KEY FEATURES
Fine-detail reproduction
Precise engraving helps reproduce small design elements, intricate patterns and fine imagery.
Clear packaging information
Sharp reproduction is valuable where small text and product details need to remain clearly visible.
Applications & Formats
HD D-Box printing is suited to packaging designs where the quality of the printed image is central to product presentation. The examples in our brochure include a wide range of food and confectionery packs with different colours, imagery and design details.
- HD D-Box printed packaging
- Colourful food-product packs
- Confectionery packaging examples
- Designs with intricate patterns
- Packs carrying small printed text
- Detailed brand and product imagery
PRINTING & PACKAGING DETAILS
How HD Gravure Produces Colour
In the gravure process, engraved cells hold ink for transfer to the printed material. The brochure explains that these cells can carry a significant amount of ink, allowing rich and dense colour saturation. This gives packaging artwork a vibrant appearance and helps the design stand out.
Precision in the Small Details
High-definition gravure printing is also valued for capturing fine detail. The precision of the engraving process helps reproduce even small elements of an image or design. This matters for intricate packaging patterns, fine graphic elements and small text that needs to be clearly visible.
Artwork & Packaging Presentation
A successful print brief should identify the colours, images and small details that matter most to the design. Provide the packaging dimensions and artwork so our team can review the intended presentation. Rich colour and sharp reproduction work together to support the overall visual appeal of the finished packaging.
CAPACITY & PRINTING SPECIFICATIONS
15–20 million / monthApproximate monthly capacity
8 ColoursRotogravure printing
Up to 1300 mmPrinting web
Up to 1250 mmPrinting C.L.
Plan Your Packaging Requirements
Share your D-Box packaging design, pack dimensions, colour requirements and estimated quantity. Highlight any intricate patterns, small text or fine product images that require particular attention, and include reference samples where available.
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