Tin Box printing FAQ

1. What is the difference between screen printing and uv printing?

Silk printing：Well-suited for designs with fewer colors and larger areas of solid color.

UV printing：It is effective for printing high-resolution images on tin boxes with fine details and gradients

2. Is there any way I can get a sample as soon as possible？

Due to the long time it takes to print, the best way to save time is to send you a tin box that we can have available to measure the size of.

3. What is spot color?

After selecting the number on the Pantone C number, we will print according to the color on the Pantone book after color matching to reduce the difference.Spot color is used to ensure precise color reproduction and vibrant results. It is particularly beneficial for designs requiring exact color matches, special effects, or high-quality branding

4.What is the difference between spot color and CMYK color printing on tin boxes?

Spot Color Printing: Uses pre-mixed inks to achieve specific, consistent colors and is ideal for branding and special effects. It provides high color accuracy and vibrancy but can be costly for multi-color designs.

CMYK Color Printing: Uses a combination of cyan, magenta, yellow, and black inks to produce a wide range of colors. It is suited for detailed, full-color images and is generally more cost-effective for complex designs with many colors.

For tin box printing, the choice between spot color and CMYK will depend on the design requirements, the need for color accuracy, and the complexity of the artwork. Spot color is best for exact matches and special effects, while CMYK is preferred for detailed, multi-color designs.