Introduction to the difference of monochrome, two-color, multi-color and Color printing printing in non-woven bag printing

In the daily communication with customers, they will ask whether the color they want to make is two-color, monochrome, multi-color, or Color printing. Many customers don't understand what it means. Today, the Ninth Five Year Plan will give you a detailed explanation;

Monochrome printing

Monochrome printing, as the name suggests, refers to the printing of a single color. The printing effect of a single color (printing a single white color) can be black plate printing, color plate printing, or spot color printing.

Dual color printing

The so-called dual color printing (printing red and black colors) refers to printing with only two colors. Two colors can be spot colors or colors from the four primary colors (C, M, Y, K) printed.

Multicolor printing

Multi color printing (printing green, red and black colors) refers to printing two or more ink colors on the substrate in one printing process. In screen printing, there are more than three colors. If there are more than three colors, please select Color printing.

Color coated printing

Color printing (produced by color film covering technology) is a method of copying images or characters in color (corresponding to the printing method of only black and white, or monochrome printing). It involves many steps, also known as the conversion process, in order to produce high-quality color replicas.

Laminating, also known as overmolding, laminating, or pasting, refers to the use of transparent plastic films to be hot pressed onto the surface of printed materials. Currently, common laminated packaging products include cardboard boxes, paper boxes, handbags, fertilizer bags, seed bags, self-adhesive labels, etc